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1701	Per WFT #1391 Eva died giving birth to her second child, a girl, who also died.	SCHMID, Eva Magdalena (I55288)
1702	Peter FULP was born in May 12 1757 in Windsor Township York, County, Pennsylvania. He served in the military in 1776 in North Carolina. The data which follow were obtained from papers on file in the pension claim, p. 5278, based upon the military service of Peter Fulp. While living in Surry County, North Carolina, he enlisted and served as private with the North Carolina troops as follows: from January, February or March, 1776, three months in Captain Richard Goode's Company in Colonel Joseph Williams' Regiment; from sometime in the summer of 1776, four months in Captain Goode's Company in Colonel Williams' Regiment on an expedition against the Cherokee Indians; next he served three months under Captain Shepperd and was in the battle of Kings Mountain; in 1781, three months in Captain Minor Smith's Company in Colonel James Martin's Regiment and was discharged soon after the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown. It is stated that Peter Fulp was the brother of the soldier, Michael Fulp. A. D. HILLER Assistant to Administrator. He appeared on the census in 1790 in Stokes County, North Carolina. One male under 16; four females; no slaves. He appeared on the census in 1800 and 1810 in Stokes County, North Carolina. He died in Jun 1814 in Stokes County, North Carolina. Peter was a farmer as was his father, George. Peter apparently became swept up in the land speculation activity that was prevalent in Stokes and surrounding counties during the late 1700's. By 1797, his holdings had reached in excess of 1500 acres. He was married to Elizabeth RAPER on 5 Mar 1785 in Surry County, North Carolina. Elizabeth RAPER was born in May 1761. She appeared on the census in 1820 in Stokes County, North Carolina. She died after 1839. She was allowed Peter's Rev. War Pension on 13 Jun 1839 in Stokes County, North Carolina. In the Rev. War Pension application of Elizabeth Fulp, wife of Peter who was brother to Michael and son of George, she states "they had ten children Born of her body in the order as the dates stand stated in the Family Records which is cut out of a German Testament and is enclosed in this declaration. Children of Peter FULP and Elizabeth RAPER were: Bethenia "Theaney" FULP Martha "Patsy" FULP Michael FULP Thomas FULP George FULP Archibald FULP Peter FULP Franklin FULP Lewis FULP Reuben FULP	VOLP/FULPS, Peter (G) (I6554)
1703	PHD - NC State Univ	BROWN, Blake (I981)
1704	Phebe's pension application confirms 12 children with names and ages for most. NOTE: NC Rev War Records include MICHAEL FULP, SEN. STOKES COUNTY PRIVATE NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA $24.88 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE $74.64 AMOUNT RECEIVED MAY 21, 1833 PENSION STARTED AGE 79 Series: M805 Roll: 344 Image: 151 File: W10043 Pages: 12 Phebe (nee Scott), w/o Michael, lists all of their children in her statement dated Nov 1839. She submitted her prayer book as documentation. They had a son Solomon born Oct 25, 1788. Both Solomon and his older brother Valentine (born March 1, 1780) removed to Claiborne CO TN about the same time. They are found there living near each other in the various records.	VOLP/FULPS, Sr Michael (G) (I998)
1705	Phi Theta Kappa graduate (3.66 gpa) from Polk Comm. College - Assoc of the Arts Degree. Awarded a two year scholarship to Charleston Southern University.	BROWN, Amy Elizabeth (I958)
1706	Pine Chapel Church !SOURCE Obituary	FULP, Anne (I2680)
1707	Pine Grove Unit Meth Ch !SOURCE Obituary	INGRAM, Z. Blanche (I2652)
1708	Planter - believed to be father of Walter Neal. Following from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0018.html (Ancestors of Billy Wray (VonSchriltz) Russell Will of John Neale (Planter) of Charles County, Maryland; Made 5 Oct 1733, Probated 5 Nov 1733 in Charles Co., Maryland. Volume III, Page 272: To Son John, 50 acres beginning on east side, and ending on south side of Clarks Branch, called Neale's Chance or Choice. To daughter Margaret Scott, 1 metal kettle, 3 quarts size and one milled shilling. To son William two draught horses (Giles & Dunn). To son Barton one iron pot holding 2 1/2 gals. To son Daniel one feather bed and furniture when he is 18 years old. With whatever else he gets to be equally divided among his children: William, Barton, John, Charles, Daniel, Benjamin, Zachariah, Jacob, and Catherine; all to be left for themselves at the age of 16 years. His sons, William and John, to be joint executors. (Witnessed by Thomas Reeves, John Jones, Brien Flinn). His will can be found in Maryland Calendar of Wills compiled & edited by J. Baldwin and R.B. Henry, Vol. VII, 1925, pg. 45 Is this the John Neale who petitioned Humphrey Warren for freedom from servitude in 1691? If so, then the birth year is probably closer to 1670 instead of 1687. Charles County, MD Land records 1731: John Neale to John Ebernathy - M, 2, 261 John Neale to Thomas Lucus - M, 2 ,269 John Neale to Thomas Morris - M, 2, 278 There has been speculation that John Neale may somehow be related to the Capt. James Neale family, also of Charles Co., MD. Here are a few facts gathered on the early Neales: 1) 31 Dec 1619. Raphael Neale was brought in by the Marshal of Middlesex, England (London is in Middlesex) and kept to go to Virginia. This Raphael had been involved in a duel with swords with William Rowe, gentleman. Ordered to appear 13 Apr 1618. This Raphael is the father of Capt. James Neale born in 1615 and emigrated to Maryland in 1635. 2) 4 Jul 1635. Mr. Edward Walker, by certificate from the Minister of Gravesend transported Jonathan Neale, aged 12 from London to Virginia. 3) 26 Apr 1637. Joseph Clifton, ex. of Daniel Hopkinson (merchant). Turned over to John Neale - Francis Seymour, Mr. Wallis' servant at London. 4) 18 Jun 1638. Deposition re: accounts for tobacco rec'd by Francis Smith in Virginia from John Brush, Alexander Gardiner and John Haynee, planter; and John Neale and Capt. Henry Browne. 5) 7 Oct 1641. James Neale of Virginia, Gentleman, appointed as attorney to recover debt for John Pennell, citizen and draper of London due from Bartholomew Hoskins. 6) 17 Jun 1660. John Neale of Exeter, Devonshire, yeoman and Robert Rodes, yeoman, bound to Austin Wakely, mariner to serve 5 years; by "Delight" for Virginia. 7) Aug 1675. Administration of Thomas Neale of Maryland. Charles County Court and Land Records: Margaret & WIlliam Neale children of John Neale on 21 Jul 1721 recorded cattle marks. H#2.441. 14 Mar 1715; John Neall attested the will of Thomas Lilley a Chirugeon barber. Lilley left his entrie estate to Jacob Miller the current husband of John's mother-in-law, Margaret.
1709	Planter - believed to be father of Walter Neal. Following from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0018.html (Ancestors of Billy Wray (VonSchriltz) Russell Will of John Neale (Planter) of Charles County, Maryland; Made 5 Oct 1733, Probated 5 Nov 1733 in Charles Co., Maryland. Volume III, Page 272: To Son John, 50 acres beginning on east side, and ending on south side of Clarks Branch, called Neale's Chance or Choice. To daughter Margaret Scott, 1 metal kettle, 3 quarts size and one milled shilling. To son William two draught horses (Giles & Dunn). To son Barton one iron pot holding 2 1/2 gals. To son Daniel one feather bed and furniture when he is 18 years old. With whatever else he gets to be equally divided among his children: William, Barton, John, Charles, Daniel, Benjamin, Zachariah, Jacob, and Catherine; all to be left for themselves at the age of 16 years. His sons, William and John, to be joint executors. (Witnessed by Thomas Reeves, John Jones, Brien Flinn). His will can be found in Maryland Calendar of Wills compiled & edited by J. Baldwin and R.B. Henry, Vol. VII, 1925, pg. 45 Is this the John Neale who petitioned Humphrey Warren for freedom from servitude in 1691? If so, then the birth year is probably closer to 1670 instead of 1687. Charles County, MD Land records 1731: John Neale to John Ebernathy - M, 2, 261 John Neale to Thomas Lucus - M, 2 ,269 John Neale to Thomas Morris - M, 2, 278 There has been speculation that John Neale may somehow be related to the Capt. James Neale family, also of Charles Co., MD. Here are a few facts gathered on the early Neales: 1) 31 Dec 1619. Raphael Neale was brought in by the Marshal of Middlesex, England (London is in Middlesex) and kept to go to Virginia. This Raphael had been involved in a duel with swords with William Rowe, gentleman. Ordered to appear 13 Apr 1618. This Raphael is the father of Capt. James Neale born in 1615 and emigrated to Maryland in 1635. 2) 4 Jul 1635. Mr. Edward Walker, by certificate from the Minister of Gravesend transported Jonathan Neale, aged 12 from London to Virginia. 3) 26 Apr 1637. Joseph Clifton, ex. of Daniel Hopkinson (merchant). Turned over to John Neale - Francis Seymour, Mr. Wallis' servant at London. 4) 18 Jun 1638. Deposition re: accounts for tobacco rec'd by Francis Smith in Virginia from John Brush, Alexander Gardiner and John Haynee, planter; and John Neale and Capt. Henry Browne. 5) 7 Oct 1641. James Neale of Virginia, Gentleman, appointed as attorney to recover debt for John Pennell, citizen and draper of London due from Bartholomew Hoskins. 6) 17 Jun 1660. John Neale of Exeter, Devonshire, yeoman and Robert Rodes, yeoman, bound to Austin Wakely, mariner to serve 5 years; by "Delight" for Virginia. 7) Aug 1675. Administration of Thomas Neale of Maryland. Charles County Court and Land Records: Margaret & WIlliam Neale children of John Neale on 21 Jul 1721 recorded cattle marks. H#2.441. 14 Mar 1715; John Neall attested the will of Thomas Lilley a Chirugeon barber. Lilley left his entrie estate to Jacob Miller the current husband of John's mother-in-law, Margaret.
1710	Planter - believed to be father of Walter Neal. Following from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0018.html (Ancestors of Billy Wray (VonSchriltz) Russell Will of John Neale (Planter) of Charles County, Maryland; Made 5 Oct 1733, Probated 5 Nov 1733 in Charles Co., Maryland. Volume III, Page 272: To Son John, 50 acres beginning on east side, and ending on south side of Clarks Branch, called Neale's Chance or Choice. To daughter Margaret Scott, 1 metal kettle, 3 quarts size and one milled shilling. To son William two draught horses (Giles & Dunn). To son Barton one iron pot holding 2 1/2 gals. To son Daniel one feather bed and furniture when he is 18 years old. With whatever else he gets to be equally divided among his children: William, Barton, John, Charles, Daniel, Benjamin, Zachariah, Jacob, and Catherine; all to be left for themselves at the age of 16 years. His sons, William and John, to be joint executors. (Witnessed by Thomas Reeves, John Jones, Brien Flinn). His will can be found in Maryland Calendar of Wills compiled & edited by J. Baldwin and R.B. Henry, Vol. VII, 1925, pg. 45 Is this the John Neale who petitioned Humphrey Warren for freedom from servitude in 1691? If so, then the birth year is probably closer to 1670 instead of 1687. Charles County, MD Land records 1731: John Neale to John Ebernathy - M, 2, 261 John Neale to Thomas Lucus - M, 2 ,269 John Neale to Thomas Morris - M, 2, 278 There has been speculation that John Neale may somehow be related to the Capt. James Neale family, also of Charles Co., MD. Here are a few facts gathered on the early Neales: 1) 31 Dec 1619. Raphael Neale was brought in by the Marshal of Middlesex, England (London is in Middlesex) and kept to go to Virginia. This Raphael had been involved in a duel with swords with William Rowe, gentleman. Ordered to appear 13 Apr 1618. This Raphael is the father of Capt. James Neale born in 1615 and emigrated to Maryland in 1635. 2) 4 Jul 1635. Mr. Edward Walker, by certificate from the Minister of Gravesend transported Jonathan Neale, aged 12 from London to Virginia. 3) 26 Apr 1637. Joseph Clifton, ex. of Daniel Hopkinson (merchant). Turned over to John Neale - Francis Seymour, Mr. Wallis' servant at London. 4) 18 Jun 1638. Deposition re: accounts for tobacco rec'd by Francis Smith in Virginia from John Brush, Alexander Gardiner and John Haynee, planter; and John Neale and Capt. Henry Browne. 5) 7 Oct 1641. James Neale of Virginia, Gentleman, appointed as attorney to recover debt for John Pennell, citizen and draper of London due from Bartholomew Hoskins. 6) 17 Jun 1660. John Neale of Exeter, Devonshire, yeoman and Robert Rodes, yeoman, bound to Austin Wakely, mariner to serve 5 years; by "Delight" for Virginia. 7) Aug 1675. Administration of Thomas Neale of Maryland. Charles County Court and Land Records: Margaret & WIlliam Neale children of John Neale on 21 Jul 1721 recorded cattle marks. H#2.441. 14 Mar 1715; John Neall attested the will of Thomas Lilley a Chirugeon barber. Lilley left his entrie estate to Jacob Miller the current husband of John's mother-in-law, Margaret.	NEALE, John Jr. (I60904)
1711	possible brothers - Daniel Rife & Francis Rife (from land patent filings in Southeast Ohio)
1712	possible brothers - Daniel Rife & Francis Rife (from land patent filings in Southeast Ohio)
1713	possible brothers - Daniel Rife & Francis Rife (from land patent filings in Southeast Ohio)	RIFE, Catherine (I60629)
1714	Posted by John Field Pankow on GenForum - jan 8, 2007: Juilianna was the oldest and Andrew was the youngest of eight children born to William Lindsay (1777-1841) and Elizabeth Briggs (1784-1871. William was the son of Judge Robert Lindsay (c.1735-1801) and Ann "Nancy" McGee (1753/4-1832). Judge Lindsay'ss home on Deep River, a portion of which still stands, was used as the meeting place of the Guilford County Court from 1771 to 1774. This is only about 6 miles from Kernersville, where the latger Lindsays lived.	LINDSAY, William (I6074)
1715	Preacher
1716	Preacher
1717	Preacher	DAVIS, Edward Forest Jr. (I60095)
1718	Private (Orman Guy) Carter and Ralph have an exact yDNA match that was found on 1/24/16.	CARTER, Orman Guy Jr (I7227)
1719	Private in the American Revolution Pension sums received 64.98 Commencement of pension March 4, 1831 Age 87
1720	Private in the American Revolution Pension sums received 64.98 Commencement of pension March 4, 1831 Age 87
1721	Private in the American Revolution Pension sums received 64.98 Commencement of pension March 4, 1831 Age 87	COSTNER, Thomas (I60973)
1722	Probably child of Wife #1	UNK, Unk (I2029)
1723	Probably son of wife#1	CLARK, Sr Samuel Sr. (I2042)
1724	Pvt. 58 Co., Coast Arty NC (etched on tombstone) SOI: b. and d. from Tombstone Single, never married. Worked as security guard for NC road gang prisoners. Would often visit sister Veola and family in City View near Winston-Salem, NC and spend the night. (VGF personal knowledge) Obit of father (1924) list Thomas as living in California	TURNER, Thomas D. (I1022)
1725	Raised by Aunt Ella	LATTIN, Ruth (I1500)
1726	Raised by Aunt Ella	LATTIN, Mabel (I1501)
1727	Randa Divorced ED on May 1998 ~~~~~~ U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2 Name: Edward L Loper Birth Date: 25 Aug 1951 Address: 926 Branch St, Jackson, MS, 39212-3915 Source Information: Ancestry.com. U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Original data: Voter Registration Lists, Public Record Filings, Historical Residential Records, and Other Household Database Listings	LOPER, Edward L (I14532)
1728	Randa Talley Saddest story I've ever heard.. Granny(Maxine Amacker) told me that he saw angels coming to get him as he breathed his last breath. My mama(Joyce Nell) was about 14 & he was 8 when he was burned from pouring Kerosene on a fire. He ran and she nor Mama Susie (Amacker) couldn't catch him until he reached the road from the house. He lived 5 painful years from burns that never healed. He was making a fire for his grandmother in a fireplace. ~~~~~~~~ Paul Chasteen, remember visiting Freddie Paul in 1947. He was so frail and the oder in the room was so "strong". ~~~~~~~~ Web: Mississippi, Find A Grave Index, 1798-2011 Name: Freddie Paul Amacker Birth Date: 13 Jul 1938 Age at Death: 11 Death Date: 25 Apr 1950 Burial Place: Pearl River County, Mississippi, USA [Oak Hill Cemetery] URL: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-... Source Information: Ancestry.com. Web: Mississippi, Find A Grave Index, 1798-2011 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry Operations, Inc., 2012. Original data: Find A Grave. Find A Grave. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi: accessed 13 February 2012.	AMACKER, Freddie Paul (I16240)
1729	Randleman (may be Rantelmann)	RANDLEMAN, Sally (I740)
1730	Randolph was born in the US Army Hospital in Frankfurt, Germany.	PHELPS, Randolph Arland (I13201)
1731	Reared by Gus and Jenny Laudack on farm in Washburn Moved to Sapulpa, OK in 1889 Conflicting birth date of 14 Aug 1866	FULP, Joseph Alvin (I3502)
1732	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	GORDON, Rebecca Kathryn (I14416)
1733	Received note from daughter that Jacqueline was in the Norman Rest Home in Star, NC	MURRAY, Jacqueline (I3246)
1734	Received via e-mail on 5-13-2009 Faye's brother passed away yesterday - Porter Ray Forbis. His obituary will be in the Charlotte Observer tomorrow. He was the son of Grace Fulp Forbis. Faye's home number is 704-843-3705 if you want to contact her Thank you. Tammy Pangle Carotek, Inc. Industrial Valve Division Ph: 704-844-1108 Fx: 704-849-0333 Visit our website: www.carotek.com	FORBIS, Porter Roy (I3254)
1735	Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, RG 85, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration	Source Source: S276 (S276)
1736	Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, RG 85, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration	Source Source: S490 (S490)
1737	Reddick (may be Riddick)	REDDICK, Hardy (I3688)
1738	Reference: Brockman, Charles Raven "Adams-Caruthers-Clancy-Neely and Townsend Descendants" Charlotte, NC, 1950	CARUTHERS, James (I4408)
1739	Reidsville NC Sunny Crest !SOURCE Obituary 6 g'c, 3 gg'c	VESTAL, Roxie (I2745)
1740	Relationship Status: Single 2010 Hometown: Hattiesburg, Mississippi Political Views: Conservative yet liberal Religious Views: Christian - Methodist --------------- Bio Im a great person & you will never meet another like me. Im from Hattiesburg & Im about on my way out. I've been through a lot and am through with negative people. I want to be around only positive reinforcements. I have been around people too long who just want to put me down. Im living my life for me & will not sacrafice any part of myself for someone else. Its not worth it. I never admit or deny anything it makes me more interesting. God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the weaponry to make the difference. I dont like defining myself. I just am. --------------- Favorite Quotations Life is hard. After all, it kills you. You should know me well enough by now to know I don't ask for things I don't think I can get. Flirtation: Attention without intention. Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind. Going to church doesn’t make you a Christian, any more than standing in a garage makes you a car. Friends may come and go, but enemies accumulate.See More Work and Education .Employers Hollister Co.February 2008 - March 2010Fashion...clothes.. Pine Belt Mortgage, Inc.May 2001 - August 2006 CSR Customer Service --------------- College University of Southern Mississippi Broadcast Journalism Business Administration --------------- High School North Forrest High School '02	NOBLES, Lance Roderick (I14434)
1741	Remains moved from Mt Olivet SOI: Bk "Hist of Edwards Fam." SOI: RN3741	EDWARDS, Jr. Thomas NMI (I1373)
1742	Renee was adopted by David Chesson	STEVENS, Renee Marie (I7443)
1743	Research by Richard V. Fulp: By 1840, Solomon and wife Nancy had relocated along with others of the Fulp clan to Claiborne County, TN. Letter from Solomon (Tazewell, TN) to Geo Valentine Fulp(Forsyth Co - original copy dated Jan 10, 1853 now in possession of Richard V. Fulp) gives update to George on some of the family in Tennessee , ie...- George W. Lewis is the second husband of Cynthia Fulp, sister of George Valentine Fulp. Also mentioned are two children of (brother) Peter (father of George Washington Fulp; William G. Fulp and Soloman Fulp. Also noted was that Augustin Fulp was still living with Solomon. This letter to George Valentine Fulp asked for George's assistance in proving that he, Solomon, was a veteran of the War of 1812. In addition, this letter gives an update to George on some of the family in Tennessee in regard to the military service Solomon FULP was born on 25 Oct 1788 in Stokes County, North Carolina. He appeared on the census in 1810 in Stokes County, North Carolina. He appeared on the census in 1820 in Stokes County, North Carolina. He appeared on the census in 1850 in Claiborne County, Tennessee. Fulp, Solomon 63, Rebecca 62, Elizabath 17, NC Pa, Cl-778-586 He died after 1850 in Claiborne County, Tennessee. He was married to Rebecca (Nancy) LOCKE on 11 Aug 1808 in Stokes County, North Carolina. Rebecca (Nancy) LOCKE was born in 1788 in Pennsylvania. She appeared on the census in 1850 in Claiborne County, Tennessee. She died after 1860 in Claiborne County, Tennessee. Children of Solomon FULP and Rebecca (Nancy) LOCKE were:	FULPS, Solomon (G/M) (I199)
1744	Researching to confirm birth and death dates.	CARTER, Sarah (I4818)
1745	Retarded	DILLON, Eloise (I297)
1746	Retired 33 yrs from Rockingham CoNC Sheriff's Dept. Killed in head on collision on NC 150 btn Oak Ridge and Kernersville by high school student who lost control of his car on a curve. SOI: Article in Kernersville News	YOUNG, Bernard Adam (I1038)
1747	Retired USMC 30 years	ELLER, John Lee (I794)
1748	Reuben FULP was born on 31 Mar 1805 in Stokes County, North Carolina. Reuben was born afflicted.	FULP, Rauben (Reubin)(G/P) (I450)
1749	Revolutionary War - Patriot, North Carolina. Furnished food to militia of North Carolina. (Accounts of the U.S. with North Carolina, War of the Revolution, Vol. A, p. 179, DAR Patriot Index, Vol I, P. 350) WFT #1033 has b. 1-12-1737/38 in Germany
1750	Revolutionary War - Patriot, North Carolina. Furnished food to militia of North Carolina. (Accounts of the U.S. with North Carolina, War of the Revolution, Vol. A, p. 179, DAR Patriot Index, Vol I, P. 350) WFT #1033 has b. 1-12-1737/38 in Germany

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