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1135 Kenwood Street ca
Winston-Salem, N. C. 27103 A
January 15, 1984_
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Dear Jimmie Jean, °-
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Aunt Grace is in the hogpital here in the city. Came in Christmas U
night paralyzed from the navel down, no movement and Wo feeling. They
gave her spot cobalt on her back for two weeks and she can move her feet
from right to left and loft them about eight inches off the bed. One, o,
the right, seems to go and come. That is some days she can only lift it
two inches. She has -no control over urine and bowels. Wednesday he told
her that there was little chance she would ever walk again - which also
means no control over bowels and urination. He, the doctor, has started
another round of a new chemotherapy. She had her first injection Thursday.
He had told her she would always have to be hospitalized for these
injections and they might make her terribly sick. The hospital moved her
to another floor and she is directly in front of a nursing station where
they can keep an eye on her without her ringing. Well, the first treatment
did not cause much nausea. I don't know about the next. They will probably
increase the dosage, maybe frequency. She gets physical therapy for her
feet. I have not had a chance to talk with Uncle Brady or either of her
sons.since the called fonference with them last Wednesday. I don't know
whether Uncle B. will try to keep her at home between hospitalizations or
piit her in a nursing home. Of course she wants to be home and there are
plenty of nurses available right now with hospitals furloughing them without
pay. I go every day to see her and sitting in hospital rooms is very tiring
and makes me get home late to do my choreh re - but she begs me to stay
and it is hard to say no. The amazing " s that she is so cheerful -and
looking forward- at least in most of her conversation.
The McCulloh girls are old and feeble and sickly. Sadie has lost so
much weight that it frightens me. I am afraid there is something her
"family" doctor has not found. Her coloring is not good either and you know
what I think. Also her memory has gone. Of course she has to rely completel3
on Eva for everything. Annie is the oldest and feeble and has diabetes.
Would you believe that Eva the one who had the stroke is now the strongest
and looks after the others? She even mowed the yard this summer with a
riding mower. There were times when she could not cross over with her
good arm and reach the controls in time and she would corner herself.
Once the others came and pushed her out. They rely mostly on Lester's
son and Addie's granddaughter to care for them. Wayne tries to keep wood,
etc. and the girl takes them to town weekly for business and buying groceries.
Often children don't do that much and these two are great niece and great
nephew. Also some of the Daniel boys go down and take things from he farm
or mow for her. Sadie will never be able to write you again. She can't
think enough, and Eva hasn't enough feeling or control in that hand to write.
It is amazing they do as well as they do.
I am glad Addielou is doing well after her srugery. What would your
family do without you? And looking after the older folks! I hope Mason
does not have to have surgery for his blockage. They have a new procedure
that surgeons don't use as much as they could or should because it eli4tes
their big surgery fees. It is a balbon they insert in the artery, inf r te,
and withdraw. My boss, a doctor, said this week if he ever had problems
like his father (they amputated his le and��jj,e died -after prior surgery to
put in an umbilical cord for the arte �'14f e balbon inflates the artery
and allows blood to flow more freely and it is less risky, less expensive,
and doesn't have the side effects of surgery. Maybe that would help Mason.
�,__L ,__ ;t- Ar,ac not annly to hx.
Yesterday I spent most of the day rereading your letters and trying
to pick out questions I had not yet answered and to ponder some of our
mysteries. I am still going to do the McCulloh book. It will probably`not
be until after I retire - have to work at least until 1986 - but it will
probably take me most of that time getting it put together.
-.As for old Henry's will, we have different versions. The Genealogist
in Enland sent me a copy. It is as -big as a bulletin board and cannot be
copiel- that way, but the print is still small and hard to read. Writing
I meant. I will try to send you a copy some day, having a neighbor hold
it and read while I write it out. We have already gone this far but I will
have to find my copy. Wonder if you could read my scribbling? Anyway, thi
will gave inheritance to Henry.Eustace, dearly beloved son; to James, and t
his housekeeper. The housekeeper was given authority to pay all bills and
to be responsible for his funeral - as Henry Eustace was so often away.
He had invested money for her, so I believe she was left in pretty good sha
This is all from memory. He gave James some land in Duplin County and
money to be paid him by Henry Eustace and referred to earlier agreement, as
if James had already collected part of the money due him�by the agreement.
I don't believe old Henry left money to any James without his being an
out -of -wedlock son that he had obligations to support. Now was that James
our James? The dates could fit. The 1800 census for our James had him
listed as 1 male 45 -up-- which meant that he had to be born before 1755.
Elizabeth it turns out _was his second wife and he could have been a bit old
than she but the census put her in the 26-45 bracket which meant that she -b
to.be born between 1755 and 1774. I believe another census pinned it to
between 1760 and 1770. I have those dates scribbled besides her birthdate
She died in 1841 which would have made her 71 to 81 years old.
Now this is given in accordance with your promise not to divulge it to
anybody, let is get published, just strictly between you and me. It is.
amazing how things get passed on from state to st*ate and I am determined
that there be no possible way to fall into the hands of Helen Daniels .Eaton'
or her sister-in-law. I told you before my reasons for being upset with He
Old Henry' -married Penelope Eustace in 1749. She died in 1767 at age
68 which meant she was born 1699 (don't know her date from anything else).
That would mean she was 50 years old when she married Henry. Now whether
she ever lived in North Carolina I don't know. The English Genealogist
thought that Henry Eustace was born around 1738 in London - though he did
not find his birthdate. I believe Henry Eustace said one time in filling
out papers and letters trying to get back his land that he was born in Lond
The English Genealogist thought James was•boraround 1740 - maybe in N*. C.
and the'Perielope was.born around 1742 - man ybe in North Carolina. Now the
letter of condolence made James born 1749. They were married 1749 - but
the letter said -"promising young man", so if he belonged to Penelope Eustac
McCulloh --he had to be out of wedlock, as well as Penelope and Henry
Eustace. Hen''Eustace's name seems to have come from her maiden name and
Penelope's- name .from her first name, and James' name from Henry's father.
Maybe he passed her off for his wife long before they were legally married.
NOW our James carried on those three names!. He was married first to
Catherine Taylor and they lived in Duplin and had three children:.
Penelope who.married Stephen Barfield and she died after birth of daughter-
ut. on't know year;. Catherine who married Lewis Barfield (brother of Ste
and _Henry McCulloh who died ear y manhood. There were the names Henry and
Peneo (after his parents?) and Catherine was named for her grandmother o
mothers side Catherine Barfield Taylor (Barfield again!). Mary died
"when children young" I don't have birth dates or death dates for either
Penelope or Henry but*they were living in 1778 when James gave them deed of
gift slaves.. They were not living when our James made his will. They
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were dead before he and Elizabeth had another Penelope (who married
John B. Minola) and Henry Eustace,.born June 23, 1806. I don't
know whether Elizabeth was from Duplin or Rowan. I believe the land
and money left to James in his.will never was delivered -'or if so was
confiscated. As old Henry died in 1779 and it took a while for settling
estates, I imagine it fell into land that got confiscated. They would
claim 'it was not his to will. So maybe_James lost everything in Duplin
and moved to Rowan and started his new family. 'A descendant of the
Barfields said our James made a trip to see Catherine every seven years
as long as he was able. I -have to find out more about Catherine and
her family. They moved., from Duplin -to a couple of other states before
ending up and a YMWinston County, Mississippi. It seems that.
woman said Alabama but that muse might be off the wall. There was
some Barfield history compiled and in the hands of a'lady in Texas
this other lady quoted from it but I didn't get to see it) and I
believe this correspondant was from California (have to dig in my chest)g
so you see what I mean about a lot of states. I had written her about a
our James and Elizabeth's children - and she wrote me to explain that--1_�
Catherine belonged to a first wife and the others to Elizabeth.
Now why -would our James be determined to have a daughternamed n;��
Penelope and a son named Henry - to the point of naming two girls � Z<
Penelope and two sons Henry? If all of Henry's children had been born �
out of wedlock, why couldn't he'acknowledge later two instead of one?
,•Of course Henry Eustace was in the public eye and he was giving him �
authority and power and land and had to justify it. No, they would have
been married in 1749 before Henry Eustace was grown. The condolances
to old Henry, Mrs. McCulloh (Penelope ?) and to Miss Penelope (his sister)
They would have been married the year that James died. If they had
another James after that, he would have been legitimate and acknowledged.
Now if a James was out -of -wedlock by another mother - why was James So
loyal to the name Penelope - unless she used her influence to get support
for him. She might eqipathize with the other mother and her child.
As you say, it makes more sense to be the son of the James who
died, an out -of -wedlock but the English Genealogist thought he died as
a young man - too young to have children.
The answer might be found in bastardy bonds or in the Court Records
of Duplin (probably Superior - I have checked abstracts of Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions - however they may not have gone back far
enough to catch old Henry). Where was old Henry's colonial mansion?
If James were the half-brother of -Henry Eustace it would make
Harriet's letter fit.
There is a Mrs. Martha Aner, 617 Mocksville Avenue, Salisbury, N. C.
28144 (telgphone 704-633-53555 who is a descendant of George McCulloh.
She called me and said the Mocksville Library gave her my name. I wonder.
Anyway she referred to Harriet's letter (wonder where she saw that?) and
wanted to*connect our family to George. I don't know why she was that
anxious, because she knows George was the son of Henry Eustace - and
thus she has her lineage all worked out. I wonder if she really descended
from George because she was vague about her lineage. Best I could jot
down over the 'phone that her grandmother was Sarah McCullough who married
a Benjamin Roscoe Winthers; Sarah daughter of Milas John McCulloh, who
was son of John McCulloh, son of John, son of John, son of James?.. Where
was George? Anyway she said.George's mother, Henry Eustace's out of
wedlock mistress was Mary Cook who Married Archibald Frew. I believe he
was son of Sarah Fred' -who married Davidson. She said Archibald Frew
built Frew's_Folly,_now Craig,ead Home on North Tryon Street in Charlotte,
maybe could ask for-George's history, if she will cooperate. If she.i
Asks you for information on. Henry and Henry Eustace and on our James,
you can say you haven't found it yet. You don't have to say I gave you
anything..
George did marry in 1799 Elizabeth Beeam, daughter of Conrad Brem.
They had children: Harriet, Mary, William, Charles, Margaret, and
Charlotte A. `I don't have birth dates,or death dates for any of them,
but she said George and Elizabeth were buried at Emmanuel Luthern Church
in Lincolton, N. C. Didn't Harriet's letter say something about her moth)
_might go.to.Mississippi? When I asked her why William wasn'.t listed when
George died along with the girls, she said he had gone to Mississippi.
Our Library does not have a;soundex, nor will they borrow one from
another Library. Maybe the widow went out and didn't like it and came ba
to N.'C.`-Harriet's letter was 1838. Maybe,that was the connection to
get William D.` to go to-Mississippi. Maybe we could trace him there. I
don't,kriow whether our Library has any grave records of Lincoln County, N
but I-will check. Might pick up birth and death dates there for George
and Elizabeth. George died Oct. 9, 1833 - only date I have.
I will fish though my blanket chest and find the negatives for
Alfred and Jincy. Last year my photographer had a lot of medical problem:
and he was affected emotionally and I was afraid to trust him with the
negatives. I had taken him old pictures of Aunt Grace's gra-m great grand
son's wife's ancestors and he not only didn't make negatives or restore
them for but was unsure he was returning the right pictures to me - of
he had kept, them for months. All he could talk or think about were the
doctors,.hospitals and his-grievances against them and he told me over an(
over. He still wants to talk about it this year, but is definitely a lot
better. He has done-other work satisfactorily but L give him a little at
a time and.stay behind it. It might be possible I could borrow again the
pictures'from which those` it.,
were made and then on the other hand,
might not.. I'know of one family Bible that I found. That girl has marric
somebody else and.moved out of that county and I don't know her married
name or her address. I am about to get brave enough to ask him, to tell
him I need them in a hurry, and-,to impress on him their value to me.
I believe you might have found Jincy's lineage in Virginia. Maybe
we could flesh that in a little.
You know where your name is going on our book, don't you? I believe
giving credit where credit is due.
I have had a recess. Went to a funeral of a former neighbor's son.
He had a'sudden 'heart attack and I did not know of his death until one anc
a half hours before the funeral, so had to hustle.
As for comparing our charts, we have about the same information,
except I am firmly convinced that the McCulloh who married Sarah Stokes
Was Benjamin and not-Alexander. I have found records of three ladies who
goginto the D.A.R. as 'descendants of Benjamin and Sarah Stokes McCulloch.
DAR 247,398; DAR 500, 856, And DAR 551 801. Because of age differences,
L don't see how Henrietta, Dorothy, Elizabeth, Penelope, Jane and Letitia,
daughters of Henry McCulloh could be sisters of Alexander or Benjamin.
Oh, by•the way, our teacher of a Genealogy course once said that.- you had
e'�'islilereful with Ray's "Tennessee Cousins" because it was not always
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3 April 1984
Mrs Alice Eidson
1135 Kenwood St
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Dear Alice:
I ordered the Rowan Co, NC wills and they just arrived today (on film). Read parts
of them - but am not finished. However, I thought that if you didn't have the following
information, you might like it.
The will as given in the filmstated: will date 1 June 1814--- proven Feb session 1816.
Names Catherin McCULLOH first --- surname BARFIELD. Names Charles McCULLOH second.
Names: Betsy McCULLOH, Penelope McCULLOH, Alfred McCULLOH, Amy McCULLOH, Henrietta
McCULLOH, Rebecca McCULLOH in that order.
STates that Henry Eustace McCULLOH will be age 21 on 25 June 1827 - born ca 1806.
Witnesses: Henry, John and Godfrey CLEMENT. Signed and sealed. Book G p 410.
Fletcher FREEMAN, of Ballas,Texas sent me a letter giving the following:
Catherine McCULLOH and Louis BARFIELD on,vJan 1791 in Duplin Co, NC
She was alive in 1850, age 76, making her calculated birthyear: k774-. /1'75
Place of residence in 1850: Winston Co, MISS, with son John; gson Henry M. BARFIELD.
Henry moved to Texas; Judge Freeman does not think that Catherin and Louis went
with him. So perhaps her death place would be in Mississippi. Worth checking.
The "Elizabeth McCULLOH" on your list of children of James and Elizabeth - are you sure
�5 thatshe belongs there? "Betsy" was a common dimunitive of "Elizabeth". The only
will of an Elizabeth I have found so far was in 1836 and that was spelled McCULLOCH ,
and named people NOT in this will - so I don't think she is part of this family at all.
So far, three wills by a "James" - two spelled McCULLOCH and one spelled McCULLOH....
one in 1757/8 ; one in 1812; and this one in 1816. The "Elizabeth " in 1836 had
people named in her will which leads me to believe that she was the daughter of the
James McCULLOCH who died 1812. This is the family with a daughter Mary who married
REV John BROWN. One of the other subscribers is of this family, but I can't remember
just who at the moment.
You may have all this information - if I am repeating, I'm sorry. But I felt it
was worth a letter, if you didn't. I didn't really check your file thoroughly before
typing this - too tired tonight. /
Sincerely��
Mrs BEtty K. Summers
1404 Bellaire Drive
Colo Springs, CO 80909
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Shreveport, La- 71118
June 9, 1984
Dear Alice,
It was such a relief to hear from you - for some reason I thought
that perhaps you had become ill, even though I know that this has
been a busy season for you. Anyway, it did make me think to ask for
someone to contact in case I needed to reach you and couldn't.
I'll try to answer some of the questions in your letter:
Henry McCulloh: 1771 Articles of Agreement gave 400 acres to James
McCulloh. Henry Eustace McC annexed 150 acres more making a total of
550 acres which old Henry honored in his will in 1778. This land
was on lands in the area of Boar Swamp, Panther Swamp and Goshen.
Please send me the book and page numbers of the deed to James McCulloh
and I will send for a copy. In the meantime, if you will send me
yours to look at, then I will return it to you. Sometimes it takes
so long for an answer as you have to send NC $2.00 for the initial
search, wait to hear, then send money for the document if they have
been able to locate it, then wait for that.
I didn't receive a copy of the hearing for slaves who murdered Taylor.
That must have been my copy that you found on the piano. Set to music?
The document naming William Houston a nephew of Henry McCulloh gave
"LP 34" as a reference. I need to find out what that means and get a
copy of the original - I'm sure that Houston himself told of the rela-
tionship. This article is kin to an abstract. Wonder whether Houston
got the deed to Soracte? Old Henry called Houston a friend in his will
but in the old wills executors were often referred to as a friend when
the body of the will indicated that they were actually related; some-
times by blood and other times by marriage. What would you think of
a letter to Louise S. Bauer of Southern Pines, NC who submitted informa-
tion on Hou ton? I will write it, if you like. Have you ever heard
o f h e r? X11 .2= , f' �� *a-o73� , A�
I still feel that our James was a grandson of old Henry:
1. 1?50 letter of condolence to Henry and family on death of his
promising son James. So, old Henry had a son James who died 1750-
2. 1754 - Henry ordered that h960 be paid to James McCulloh, due his
late father, deceased.
3. Barfield papers say that James was born in England, orphaned in
infancy and was brought up by his paternal grandparents.
I don't think a letter of condolence would be sent about an out -of -
wedlock son, or that grandparents would raise an out -of -wedlock grandson.
Henry Eustace certainly farmed out his illegitimate son, George.
Wonder if Iredell's papers had anything on James McCulloh or William
Houston? Sure wish that was available through interloan.
Davi(i County Public Lilbrary
Mocksville, NC
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Numbering systems have me confused. I've
". to follow that I never could find what I
have been using for my own purposes is:
seen some that were so hard
was looking for. One that I
Oldest ancestor is 1 (one)
Children of 1 would be numbered 1/19 1/2,1 3, 1/4-, etc.
Children of 1/1 would be numbered 1/1:1, 1 1:2, 1/1:3, etc.
Children of 1/1:1 would be numbered 1/1:11, 1/1:129 1/1:139 1/1:14, etc
i . e . , 1/1:14 = 4th child of the
first child of the
first child of
1 - the oldest ancestor
Double digit children would be enclosed in parentheses (10), (11), (12),
to keep the generations separate.
These would all be in numerical sequence which would make the children
many pages apart. It works very well for family charts but I don't
know how it would work in book form. You may keep an eye out for one
that uses this system and see how it appeals to you.
Thanks for your brother's address and that of his daughter. I'll put
those under yours to keep them together in my address book. It really
is thoughtful of him to give some of his vacation time to you and it
probably is his way of thanking you for taking over so many family
responsibilities, and to show his affection for you.
We have not made the Jamestown trip yet. Jimmie is still going to the
dentist and we feel that is more important than the trip, even though
we would like to have gone before the hot weather set in. So humid
here. There were about 3 cool days together so Gene and I cleaned
out the storage room and he painted it. I boxed up everything that
we aren't using and marked the boxes and rearranged it in the process.
My washer and dryer are out there and it is so much lighter ��Now, if
we can just refrain from uglying it up again. We were drained by the
time it was finished. I won't say that things were bad, but we had
piled everything on the carport. I stepped out of the storage room
after dark and found a young boy going though things thinking it was
a garage sale::i::: The garage sale was down the street. Who could
tell?
Please tell me how the Clicks are connected to the McCullohs. I found
Nicholas Click (Cleek) as a witness on some old Rowan records (pleas
and quarter sessions) and you had mentioned the Clicks once.
Mrs. Smith has not replied yet to my letter to her about the McCullohs.
A letter from Ann O'Hare a few days ago said it would be her last note
until she could go through the Barfield records when she had time.
She said that DAR State Regent job is full time and she has so little
time for anything else. I think her term is up this fall as she
offered to look into some Warnock DAR information for me in October
if I didn't find what was needed before then. She will hear from me,
bless her heart. I feel that Ann will be willing to share whatever
she has that will help us with the McCullohs as she stated her search
had been in vain and that she wanted to buy the book when it was out.
I had said nothing about a book, only that you and I had been working
together on the McCullohs since 1976 (copy of letter was,to you).
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You know how I look forward to receiving copy of the pictures of
Alfred and Jincy - that would give me Mother, Charles G. and Alfred.
Oh, by the way, once when I talked with Preston he gave me this
address from the Memphis directory:
Mrs. A. H ! McCullough
1437 Central
Memphis, 38104
Do you think this could be Ann Iredell McCullough that Agner was
talking about having the pictures of George and Mariah and the Bible?
Zip code for the above is the same as for Preston. He did not find
a listing for an Ann Iredell McC.
Will continue to send you cc's of letters that I write so that you
will know what is up. Ann O'Hare was really a find and I feel that
she will write again when time permits. I sent her a thank you note
of appreciation for all of her help.
After typing most 6f the first page, I noticed that I failed to put
in the carbon and I like to keep a copy for my file, what I've
written and enclosed (I keep foretting that one's fingers must rest
lightly on an electric keyboard: so I won't repeat.
I ran across some Iredell pictures that you may not have so am
enclosing a copy for you.
Adilou has started getting out some but is unable to go alone. Her
friends help her in and out of the house, to church, meetings, etc.
She is not able to go much but was getting cabin fever from being
confined so long. I have doubts about complete recovery for her but
she will grit her teeth and keep trying. She sent me a check to do
some shopping for her - things that she can no longer find there -
and to type some envelopes to the ones she writes most often. I
have it all ready to take to the post office Monday and will take
this letter by the library and make a copy for me. Dumbo:
Sure wish Mrs. Smith in Miss. would write especially since she told
Ann that she had McCulloh. Ann said that Mrs. Smith's son is also
interested; that Mrs. Smith is elderly. Maybe the son is not so
young but Ann indicated their interest in seeing her Barfield papers
and that they planned to visit her when she had time to go through
them. Maybe we will just absolutely luck onto what we need one of
these days. Someone is bound to have the needed information:::
Hope things have eased for you and that you have been able to slow
down a little. Do you plan to take in the McCulloh reunion next
month? If so, give Sadie, especially, my regards and to Annie and Eva.
9415 Primrose
Shreveport# Lae 71118
June 23o 1984
Capto We Morrison Warner
4+10 Cottonwood
Memphis, Tn. 38118
Dear Capt. darner,
By way of introduction, I am Jimmie Jean (Pate) Bowman, the
youngest daughter of Capto Andy Pate and Jim McCulloh*
For sometime before his death Charles was researching his
genealogy which included the Pate and McCulloh fam►iliese We
children were always told that we were doubly related to the
issue of John Pate and Rebecca McCulloh but I have not been
able to determine the relationship between mar Bird Pate and
your John Pate:*-.. , Charles and Mother had been corresponding
and sharing information but there is nothing that I could find
in her correspondence that answered the question. I hoped
that Charles had shared this information with you and that you
can help mea Below is a summary of the direct lineage of Pate
and XcCulloh and I will appreciate any information at all that
you can give mea Indication is that both Bird and John Pate
were born in Virginia and their ages are close enough for them
to have been brothers. An addressed envelope is enclosed and
I look forward to hearing from you*
John Pare md,00v Rebecca McCulloh
Elizabeth Jane Pate mde John To Maxwell
Addie Lee Maxwell and a John Me Warner
William Morrison earner
Rebecca McCulloh was . a , sister of Alfred McCulloh,
mar great—grandfather:
Alfred McCulloh ande Jincy Daniel
Charles Go McCulloh and o fftriah Warnock .
Jim Irene McCulloh mei« James Andrew (Andy) Pate
Jimmie Jean Pate mds Eugene D* Bowman
James Andrew Pate was out of Bird Pate&
Bird Pate md* Rebecca Hankins
Calvin Pate mde Ann Hankins
Thomas He Pate md. Jane Rutledge
James Andrew Pate and* Jim Irene McCulloh
Yours truly, (Reply received 29 June 1984 handwritten
in this space orr_the original letter -JJB)
"Sorry I can't help you,
Jimmie Jean Pate Bowman Charles had all family records,
my brother, he passed away
Encle SASE several years ago.
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May lo, 1984
Mrs. W. E. Smith
c/o No Mistake Plantation
Satartia, MS 39162
Dear Mrs. Smiths
Your name and address were furnished me by Ann McCormack O'Hare
who wrote that you and your son: -have McCulloh (McCullough) -
Barfield connectionse,
Mrs. Alice Eidson of Winston-Salem and I have been researching
lineage of the North Carolina McCullohs for several years.
James McCulloh married (1) Mary Catharine Taylors their daughter
Catharine married Lewis Barfielde,
James McCulloh married (2) Elizabeth whose maiden name,
date and place of marriage are unknown. We are out of their son
Alfred McCulloh who was a half brother of Catharine McCulloh
Barfield.
Alice and I are endeavoring to determine Elizabeth's maiden
name, and identify the parents of James McCulloh. This has been
a difficult family to research, one reason being many variations
in the spelling of "McCulloh".
Any information that you can give me on the McCulloh lineage
will be most appreciated.
A stamped, addressed envelope is enclosed and I look forward to
hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Jimmie Jean Pate Bowman
(Mrs. Eugene D.)
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1135 Kenwood Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
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Herbert has 2 married. daughters.
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4 children: 2 sons ( 1 deal;
2 daus . 1: Dorothy jIiblinger /yam
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MI�C,Jf Beryl and J;,'O-Nd HOLT014 buried at T,'Ilocksville. l
2nd cousin died abi:r. 1979 of heart attack. Lester G. MC, C,ULLO
left wife and. daughter.
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Dorothy Clarke
217 Moore Street
Santa Cruz, Califarnia 95060
July 18, 1984
Mrs. Alice Eidson
1135 Kenwood Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Dear Mrs. Eidson,
I am a recent subscriber to the Clan McCullough newsletter
and see that you are planning to publish some information
on the James of Grogan line.
I am descended from him through his grandson Alexander,
whose daughter Penelope married Thomas A. r—o�iock—
Alexander would be my six h great -gran a er.
I would be very interested in your information, and will
appreciate it if you will let me know when it is ready.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Davie County Public i_iuraiy
Mooksville, NC
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July 18, 1984
Mrs. Alice Eidson
1135 Kenwood St.
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Dear Mrs. Eidson,
From the Clan McCullough Newsletter, I have learned that you have
been doing research on the McCulloh family of Rowan Co., NC. I do
not have all of the copies of the Newsletter, as I am a recent sub-
scriber so that I cannot research the back issues for other infor-
mation that you might have submitted.
I am interested in the JAMES McCULLOH BK G:227 Wills 27 July 1812,
prb. 1812. Sons: Samuel, John. Daus. Sarah (wife of Nathaniel
Johnston) , .Mary (wife of Rev. John Brown) , Jane, (wife of Benjamin
Smith), Ruth, Elizabeth, Ann. Exrs: Son Samuel and Robert Locke.
Wit: John Gardner, Henry Hill.
Do you have any information that would connect your James McCulloh
Bk G 410 1 June 1814, prb. 1816, with my James McCulloh or the
James McCulloch of Bk. A. 113, 8 Dec. 1757, prob. 1758?
I descend from James McCulloh through the same line as Mips. Howard
Longbottom: James' daughter, Mary who married Rev. Dr. Johr Brown.
I understand that there has been st-me research done on James' son,
Samuel McCulloh in the -'Clan McCullough Newsletter, Year 5, I 4,pg 68
however, I do not have access to that issue.
I would greatly appreciate any information that you might care to
share with me. Do you know of anyone, other than Mrs. Longbottom,
who might be researching this particular JAMES McCULLOH?
Sincerely,
Yrs. Richard L. Eash, Sr.
I)av'is County Public Ubrary
M.csville, NC
9415 Primrose
Shreveport, La. 71118
-April 119 1985
Dear Alice,
Glad to get your nice letter and you have my sympathy for all of the
demands on your time. - ' --- ' , -- -* - U- a--. ,_ _ , - --
'.-Ve made our trip to Ponca and had a reasonably pleasant visit with
the three aunts. Came back through Tulsa Easter Sunday and visited
with the two Bowman aunts but did not stay overnight. Vie drove down
the highway and spent the night and that let us get horde Mlonday at a
reasonable hour. Gene and I went to the cemetery alone and. took
flowers, then in the afternoon he took his Daddy., The next day they
took rakes and evened the ground so it looked better - Gene took
pictures then worried that he had not gotten any. We went by there
on Sunday and. his Dad threw himself across the stone and cried so -
I was a little put out with. Gene as I knew that would happen but he
wanted to make sure he got pictures -- of course, then he broke down.,
too. They don't realize that it is hard for me, too, and I felt the
one trip out there was enough and let them go alone after that. Any-
way, we have Made the trip and have seen that everything is in place
so there won't be a rush to go 'pack. We took clothes, and some keep-
sakes to the sisters.
Mice, I've gone over the deeds that I sent you copies of and have
tried to put some in chronological order, concluding that vJilliam
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Taylor deeded Catherine's portion to her prior to 1784 and the record
of it would be in Sampson Deeds 1750-1774. This would account for
there being no mention in the later Duplin deeds. uihile this makes
sense, it raises the following:
1. v4hat happened to the 550 acres in Duplin that Old Henry
and Henry E. granted to James? %Jas it confiscated?
2. ,ihat happened, to the land James and Catherine should have
in Duplin either through James ucC or iVilliam Taylor?
In 1791 (Duplin P & Q) Henry McCulloh deeded land to Stephen Barfield.
I take it this was Henry, son of James and daT :e -4' "f'hat land was
this? This info was from Barfield in Miss. and he didn't state
acreage, or location, only that it was a sale. Division of a total of
800 acres between John Rhodes and Henry IIcC wasn't until 1798. Henry
must have died between then and 1800 as he was not named in Catherine
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The 24 Apr. 1787 deed from John Rhodes to Henry, Penelope and
Catherine sounds like he deeded them all of the property left to
Elizabeth Taylor, including William Taylor's plantation. Is this
how you interpret the deed? It probably was this deed., and
Catherine Taylor's will, that caused the Rhodes heirs to seek
possession.
James McC was not in the earliest census of N.C. although he was
there, and a record of his activities during the war years appears
scarce. Catherine and Henry were born during that time. The
Barfield papers say that Catherine Taylor was alone during a part
of that period but there is no record of James having served on
either side. A James McCulloh of Rowan Co. made an oath of
allegiance to N.C. in 1779 but there were possibly three James
McCulloh's in Rowan who were contemporaries.
The Barfield papers read as though James married. Elizabeth
before moving to Rowan, but it can be read either way.
I asked our librarian if she could order Peterson's "Abstracts
of Sampson -Duplin Deeds, Book 1-3 (ca 1750 to ca 1774)"; she made
a note of it but when she will be able to order??????? I wish we
had Duplin P &: Q4
Enclosed is a list of records available in Duplin County and I
see they have marriages from 1755 to 1962. Wonder if they could
possibly have a record of James'es two marriages? Wish you had
the time and I had the time, and both of us had the money, that we
could take some time to go around to the different counties and
look up the records. 'Wouldn't that be GREAT
It really hx would be nice if we could get together for a long visit
and compare all of our research - might get some of the questions
reconciled.
I've had a flurry of Pate inquiries lately - nothing to add to my
information but others wanting information on their lines. One was
having a first grandchild and she wanted to prepare a genealogy re-
cord for it. Her son-in-law is a Pate descendant - a daughter of
my Bird Pate and sister to my direct -ancestor.*. Have since seen
her name (Nancy Britton) in a lot of the historical issues and in
the Batesville papers but not knowing her, they didn't make an im-
pression. Her husband is a doctor.
I never did, hear from:ry inquiry on getting a copy of Old Henry's
deed. to James (or was it Henry E.'s - my things are not out). Anyway,
I wrote the second place and they have never answered. Have it out
now and it was the one you sent me dated 2 Oct. 1772 from Henry Eustace
to Jades. I wrote to the Secretary aE State, Land Grant office in
Raleigh on Sept. 19, 1984. This is where N.C. archives suggested
that I write.
ALICE
10 July 1985
Alice, here are some more enclosures on I+,fIcCulloh, et al.
In the Charles Granville letter where he says, "give my love to
Uncle Wiley", I wonder whether he meant "Willie" as in Uncle
William Daniel?
William Houston was referred to as a nephew of Henry McCulloh and
I have been trying to tie him in to the McCullohs but then it struck
me that perhaps Henry was an uncle by marriage, and that William was
related by blood to Penelope Eustace. There is a record of a
George Eust. Houston who in April Court 1797, Duplin Co., was a
witness to a deed of Obediah Wade. Also on July 1812 George E.
Houston witnessed a deed of George Williams, also in Duplin.
William D. McCulloh (s®n of George): I wonder whether his wife was
a Thomas? Harriet's letter mentioned that the Thomases were consider-
ing moving to Mississippi, then on the 1850 Miss. Census (Tippah Co.)
a Geo. W. Thomas was in the h/h of William and his wife. (her brother?)
I read through the entire 1910 Garvin Co. Okla looking for the
McCullohs (Stokes and his family) but could not find them. Our
library has had the 1910 just a week but there is no soundex to go
with it. Thought surely I would find them in Stratford Twpe since
both were buried in that county and. near Stratford but they were not
listed. If you have the married names of all of the females and
will send them to me I will try to find out more.
Sure is HOT here, and humid. P41akes tempers flare a little.
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Love,
Jimmie can
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9415 Primrose
Shreveport, Las 71118
18 July 1985
Dear Alice,
Sampson County came through with the two Henry Eustace McCulloh
to James McCulloh deeds. I typed a copy the best I could and
am also enclosing a photocopy of the deeds. There wervsome words
that I couldn't make out (probably some that I misread,too) but
between us perhaps we can make a whole copy.
Also enclosed is the latest on the Lawrence family census
records. They pretty well prove the information contained in the
Lawrence papers you sent me a copy of. I've not found the widow
and children of John Lawrence (Callie - Mary C. - Sarah) but they
possibly are somewhere in Hamblen as that is where they lived
when John died. and Hamblen is where her parents lived. She
possibly moved to another district. Will keep looking.
The man who compiled the two Sampson -Duplin deed books plans a
third but there was no proposed publishing date.
We have an interesting visit ahead later this evening. On a
trip.to K -Mart several months ago Gene met and talked with a
woman who is an artist. Her name is Mary Rambin but her maiden
name was Mary Wh.itesnake, a Winnebago indian. Gene is taking her
several canvas stretchers that he doesn't plan to use. He called
Mary and she said that she wanted them -so we will take them out
later on. Also have an appointment between 3 .& 4 to sell one
of the twin beds at Gene's folks. Thee' are our old beds and we
traded them out and kept the folks twin ize as they are newer.
Still have a nice couch to sell but haven t tried very hard yet.
Would keep it if we knew we would have roo in the future new
homes ' %
Want to try to meet the mailman before he passes"Us by.
Love, and all best.....
9415 Primrose
Shreveport, La. 71118
31 July 1985
Dear Alice,
I reread your letters Monday and came across the copy you:: sent
me of Stokes'letter dated Aug. 10, 1912, Center, Ok., which was
written to his sister in NC. I had looked all over an OK map
but had not been able to locate Center and it was not in the in-
dex. After finding Stokes and Louisa in Garvin Co., I got the
atlas out again and found Center almost due East of Stratford
(Garvin Co.) but in Pontotoc Co. Irba's occupation looked as
though the census taker had written "Ada Postmaster". Stokes was
also listed as being a postmaster but I don't know whether that
was for Center or for Ada, about 10 miles distance.
There were several volumes of publications of the Pontotoc Hist.
Society but none contained any information on the McCullohs. There
were marriage records to about 1903 but they were not listed.
Olive was not listed with Stokes on the 1900 census so she must
have married. in Arkansas. He told his sister that the two oldest
daughters were married by 1912 I'll try to look on the 1900
Indep.Co. census to see whether she was married and living near
Stokes then. I noticed some Sturdivant names in the Pontotoc
records but I don't know the first name of Anna's husband.
You will notice from the enclosed copy of my correspondence that
Kenansville Register of Deeds had nothing about the annuity
agreement between Henry Eustace and James. I really was dis-
appointed.
Did I tell you that the editor of the Izard County (Ark.) Historian
came across a diary -type letter from Daddy to his sister Annie Pate
Ward written in 1905 while on his way from Seattle to Nome? She
asked me for any pictures and other information that had not pre-
viously been printed as she wanted to do an article on him. I
gave her what I had and the article is in their July issue which
just came. She did a beautiful job. The cover picture is of the
snagboat "Arkansas" with Jane (Pate) standing on the upper deck.
Her printer copied it from a little photo that had to be made prior
to 1934 - between 1929 and 1934. I have ordered extra copies for
brothers and sisters.
Love,
Jimmie J n
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August 23, 1985
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Dear Jiminie'*Jean, Y Library
Mocksville, NC.
Am sorry it has taken to long to answer your wonderful letters. You are
'about to blow my. Imind. Another wife for James? How do we know if she was
the mother of any of his children or not?. I feel Elizabeth had to be the
mother'of Elizabeth and Betsy and Henry Eustace who was a minor when his
father died.. Maybe Cloey was a short marriage in between.
Aunt Viegh has been in the hospital four times. I am now going into all
that, but you can imagine. I am trying to get her. multiple doctor, laboratory,
radiology,anesthesia, hospital bills straightened out and all the insurance
claims looked after. When she has seen doctors in two towns and has been in
hospitals in two towns, she needed help. I don't see how senior citizens
understand it all anyway.
My niece is getting married in October. Her boyfriend got a job three hours
away and they decided that was two far to date. If he had stayed in Winston,
they probably would have waited a year to so to marry. She is 24 and has
dated him about a year (I think), so hope it turns out.
Well, some thoughts and questions after going through McCulloh genealoy
all day. There was an 1850 -.census of Tennessee with George McCullough�66)
married to Elizabeth, both born in N. C., with daughter Nancy age 23. -I had
marked the county Mc and 47-448, whatever that means. I*am going to
try to find that source again. I doubt if it were in our Library, since they
have so little. Anyway, George married Elizabeth Bream in Rowan County 9- .
26-1799. Amy Lawrence went to Blount County Tennessee to live with an uncle,
George. That would mean george and James were brothers - to be her uncle,
and that letter of Harriet's in 1836 would make them first cousins. But
didn't you find them in Mississippi or another state, or the mother I think,
with a daughter Nancy. He could not be the one who died in Lincoln County
in 1833 and be living in Tennessee 1850. I don't think the ages fit either.
Our George was a lawyer in early 1800's and trying to help his father get
his land back or compensation. He wouldn't be old enough to be a lawyer by
then. I don't think he married at age 15 either. The only way that could
work out would be that the census made a mistake in his age or I copied it
down wrong.
Wonder why our James left Duplin and went to Rowan. Maybe he wasn't the
favorite of his inlaws (took slave from mother-in-law) and John Rhodes and
Penelope had just died. Does the land you found that James got from Henry
Eustace fit the land described in Old Henry's will? I think James got his
State of N. C. grant for 100 acres around 1790. Have to look that up.
George did move around. He was admitted to bar after 1794 and was given
Power of Attorney from his father 4-20-1796. He was educated in England.
There was talk once of his going to sea and Henry Eustace was ANGRY, writing
to James Iredell to prevent it. That is from memory and I can't recall the
year. Will have to find that and copy for you. He wrote his father in 1795,
regarding his American affairs, from Halifax, N. C. In 1797 he wrote him from
Randolph County. July of 1799 he wrote from Norfolk, Va. (had dust recovered
from violent illness) and had just been to Philadelphia on business for father.
In 1802 he wrote from Salisbury, N. C. (Rowan County) and mentioned he had a
lovely daugher just entering her 3rd year.
Duplin was formed in 1750 from New Hanover County. Do you think there might
be that agreement in New Hanover. Guess not. The agreement was 1775, wasn't
1l. L OaLLLPSULL LUtuleu In t / 64 ,from Dupiin . - do Duplin .. Counties chopped, .,
off from one county to form another could still retain the records couldn'
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it? •Henry . Eus tac.e was referred to in 1764 as "of Halifax County".
As to the Lawrences, our information so far is really far from complete.
John Lawrence, husband of our Amy was in War of 1812, at Tohopeka, at
Battle of Horse Shoe Bend under General Jackson. I will quote reference:
"John Lawrence (d. Jefferson.Co.) md. Amy McCullough ( ), War of 1812,
at Tohopeka 3-27-1814. Grave location Goodspeed ETH Jefferson Co, likely
in Hamblen*Co. (then Jefferson). Unkn whether marked or unmarked."
from "Soldiers of the War of 1812, Buried in Tennessee" compiled by Mary
Hardin McCown and Inez E. Beirns.If a gravestone could be found, it might
give his date of birth and death. Wonder if Amy is buried there too and
there would be a record of her.date of birth and death? What does E.T.H.
mean? When I am down at the McCullough girls' home again, will ask if
there is an envelope that came with the Lawrence memoirs.
I need some help with the two Elizabeth McCullohs. One Elizabeth
McCulloh, dauther of Penelope McCulloh and John Minola married John
Click. Betsy McCulloh - Elizabeth- married John C. Click. I can't
keep their children straight and don't have much anyway. Will stop here
and try to type for you what little I have. Obviously the first 4 children
can't belong to both Elizabeth and John Clicks: I am inclined to believe
the first fourt children belong to Elizabeth Minola Click and the latter
two belong to Elizabeth McCulloh Click. If so, she had to be a spinster
who married late in life had two children and died shortly after child
birth of the second. The.first four births start about the right time
after the marrizge of Elizabeth Minola and John Click -but would they have
stopped with fourt children in' a period of 7 years -when she and her
husband lived to be old. If Elizabeth McCulloh Click had her first child
in 1851, she was almost menopausal. Some people think James and Elizabeth
did not have but one Elizabeth, not a Betsy and a Elizabeth. I think he
had two children. There were always tax records for a single Elizabeth
McCulloh and she made a will giving what Ji&es had left her to brother
Alfred. It said Elizabeth McCulloh, not Elizabeth Click. Henry Eustace
brother was living with her in 1850 census. He had lived with his mother
before that but she died in 1841. BUT her will was probated Feb. 1853
and she was not in 1853 tax list AND SNEED M. CLICK was born Feb. 5 1853
and something said his mother died Feb. 16, 1853. Maybe whe was listed
in 1850 tax list as single, married that same year, had Otha March 1851 and
Sneed Feb. 1853 and she died after his birth Feb. 16, 2853. I have one
place besides Betsy's name, Osa, John, Jr. and Mary. If that were true
why was Elizabeth listed in 1850 as single? I am so confused. I wish
we had all the birth dates of James and Elizabeth's children or James and
whomever!
It may be that William Houston was a nephew by marriage as you suggested.
Wonder where Penelope-Eustace McCulloh was from? The English Genealogist
thought Henry Eustace was born in England - he referred in his appeals for
money for his holdings lost in America - that he -was -a native of London.
Old Henry was from Ireland. But Henry Eustacei
mayhave been bor_W,in
England around 1738 as he said he came to America n 1740 as a babe.. He
thought James and Penelope were born in America. There must have been
a lot of going back and forth. James, age 9, and Penelope were buried
at Chiswick with Old Henry and Penelope.Henry Eustace said he was only
surving heir of father and entitled to all of estate, heir of Penelope
and brother James. Penelope had land in her name, so he would want to
get that. If James died at age 9, he wouldn't be an heir, would he?
I told my English Genealogist that maybe old Henry had two sons named
James. He thought not. He did say the church were old Henry and Penelope
married was a church that featured clandestine marriages, no questions
asked, so it gave record of marriage but did not say ages parents marital
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slaws. Henry Eustace was ii years oiu uelure nl5 parencs tuarrieu. li
Old Henry had another son - out of wedlock - he could not marry two and in
his position would not admit paternity. Henry Eustace did not leave his
.. �soin a -dime. He was interested from a distance, English education, lawyer,
:,don't go to sea, etc. George's letters were signed "your devoted and obedient
Aon". Henry Eustace did not like it when George got married and he had never
'seen that girl. The Barfield papers and Lawrence referred to McCulloh's as
being of nobility.
I have scanned McCulloh material for two days and I do mean scanned and I
.tell you that I have not gone through 5% of it!. We won't have a book,
we will have a set of books. Maybe it will be an encyclopedia.
I was looking for the letter in which you had located Grogan. Could you
send me another copy? The English Genealogist said he would refer me to a
Genealogist in Ireland, instead of being middle man. Do you think I should
ask him to try to find an Amy McCulloh - aunt of our James - in London?
It might be difficult enough to find an Amy and more so to prove she had
a nephew named James. The Barfield papers said our James' parents died
young and he was raised by grandparents. (That doesn't mean they had to
be paternal). Wonder if the Aant Amy was paternal or on mother's side?
I will try to continue this series but will get this in the mail tomorrow.
I know you want to move to Arkansas but I surely hate to see that good library
go out of reach.
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17 Sept. 1985
Dear Alice:
Thanks for the information on Stokes McCulloh - I'll keep an
eye ott on any future information on them in Oklahoma. Robert's
daughter never did answer my letter and I don't think B.B. knows
much about them. I haven't written to their son but usually the
men are not too good about answering.
Also, I appreciate the information included on the Click family,
and have compiled family sheets on them.
Answering your letter in the order it was written: I searched
the 1850 and 1840 Tenn. census but could not find a George -�
McCulloh as described being there in 1850. The "Mc" you show is
the abbreviation for McMinn County.
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I checked the 1820 Tenn, census under McCulloh and its various C' -W
spellings, and the familiar names of Clement, Click and Daniel -�
but could find no one that would be an "Uncle George" that Amy o
and Rebecca went to live with in Blount Co. "History of Blount
County" is no help, either. It makes me feel that perhaps George
was their mother's brother, rather than their father's.
The land that James sold in 1779 is the same land that Henry Eustace
surveyed to him in keeping with Old Henry's will. I would like to
find out what he did with the L8000 he got for the sale, whether he
bought more land, etc. Perhaps the answer would be in Book 3 of
the Sampson -Duplin Deeds, when and if it is published. The Mn who
compiled the first two books indicated that he was considering the
third if he got good reception to the first two.
0 I don't have a record of when James got his land in Rowan Co., or
aia)-N s4a) moved there. Catherine Taylor had others living with her in the
�or� ¢, 1790 census but James was married to Elizabeth by then and surely
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�-°O W would not have been on a census other than his own. Catharine
3Cn° ° Taylor had 1 male over 16, 1 male under 10 (Henry Eustace?), and
P ° ,d ho -P 3 females , two of whom possibly were Catharine Taylor and Catharine
010 9H $ McCulloh. Penelope was already married by January 1790. The
o --o N Barfields did not go to live on the property until after Catharine
3 :3 y ° Taylor died; the Rhodes only had sons.
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H U H 3 ° Alice, do you think that "Cloey" could have been a nickname for
Mary Catharine? Some called her Mary and others Catharine. It is
farfetched to make that her nickname but stranger things have
happened. Also, she may not have died as early as deeds, etc., seem
to indicate.
LAWRENCE: Reference to "grave location Goodspeed ETH Jefferson
County" means the History of East Tennessee by Goodspeed Publishing
Co. This was reprinted in 1980 by Southern Historical Press under
the name "History of East Tennessee -30 East Tennessee Counties".
You have a photocopy of page 12079 John Lawrence. In the census
their post office was Talbot's Station but I could not find that
on the map. Hamblen is not a large county.
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ELIZABETH
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ELIZABETH McCULLOH AND ELIZABETH MENOLLA
I don't have enough about the Menolla-Click connection to be of
much help. I have never been able to find the Menollas in a census
under any variation of its spelling. Penelope and John Be Menolla
(Minola) married 1813 so they should have been on the x 1820
census. Penelope was still living in 1839 when named in her
mother's will, Do you have then on; -,any census and if so, where.
Also, in what county is Click Cemetery? Were there two Elizabeth
Clicks buried there?
From reading your letter of the 23 of Aug., and finding Clicks
in the 1850 and 1860 census of Davie Co., I feel that there was
only one John Click with a wife Elizabeth - Elizabeth Menolla.
There was only one Elizabeth (Betsy) named in the will of James
McCulloh. She died and her will was dated 8 Sep. 1850 and was
probated Feb. 1853. She willed her land adjacent to Henry and
John Click to her brother Henry E. McCulloh and mentions Elizabeth
Click, wife of John Click, and her children. This is a very poor
abstract and a copy of the entire will may make more sense.
I need to find John Click in an 1870 census to see if there were
any children born between Sneed (1853) and Elizabeth's death in
1864. There was a will of Daniel Click who named three sons
John, one was a "plain" John anather two had different middle
names. I think Daniel was the father of our John but am not sure.
OLD HENRY: I'm enclosing 2 maps of Middlesex Co., Eng. showing
the location of Turnham Green and Chiswick. There was mention of
non -conforming churches but this meant denominations other than
Anglican.
Were Henry and Penelope married in the church where they are
buried? In the articles of agreement (original) dated 1771 between
Henry and Henry E. there obviously were very personal arrangements
made for Elizabeth Green and James McCulloh - ones of such a
nature that Henry did not want to repeat them in his will. The
articles were placed in custody of Robert Boyd who was named a
co-executor with Henry Eustace in Old Henry's will. I wonder if
they were turned over to Henry E. when Old Henry died?
JAMES McCULLOH: The Barfield papers state that "being left an
orphan in infancy, he was brought up by his paternal grandparents".
Aunt Amy McCulloh may have lived in London as the Barfield papers
also said that James was born and reared in London. I don't know
how one would find out who she was and verify the relationship.
Wonder whether a legal annuity agreement was drawn up bet,1;y my & James`
James was in America by 1772 when Henry E. conveyed the 550 acres
to him on Goshen and Bear Swamps. The 2nd conveyance of 305 acres
was made in July of 1775. Also, he married ca 1770-72 and he must
have come to America at an early age.
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The way the Iredell biographers felt about Henry Eustace, I am
surprised that they did not reveal what they may have known about
James. I also wonder whether George and James associated with each
other.
The pages pertaining to Grogan and Randalstown are enclosed and I
hope they will help locate old James.
GEORGE McCULLOH: Do you know where George was in 1820? I found
him in Rowan in 1810 and Lincolnton in 1830.
HENRY EUSTACE: If you can, will you tell me about the marriage
of Henry Eustace, as in who, where and when? Also when he died?
It may help me find out more in the local sources at Shreve
Memorial.
I didn't get to go to the library Tuesday but will go tomorrow
and look some more for the Clicks in 1870. They are bound to be
around there somewhere. Will send anything additional that I
finds
Keep your chin up. Wish you had some help with your relatives.
We still are not finished with Medicare and Blue Cross on Gene's
mother, and now have filed a claim for his Dad who had to have
some growths removed from his face. Thank God, they proved to
be benign.
Love,
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9415 Primrose
Shreveport, La. 71118
February 5, 1986
Dear Alice,
Thanks for all of the material you sent recently. I have gone
over it several times, and arranged it by source, to try to
make some sense out of it.
The many genealogies still seem to be a little garbled. I am
going to prepare a new chart to add the Chicago version, and
those who were descended from William to see how it compares.
you
Where did xx± find the new things? All of it is so interesting,
some impossible to make out due to age and that caught in the
folds of the paper, but enough is there to get the gist of it.
Page 5 of the genealogy submitted. by R. H. McCulloch is missing.
It was apparently attached to his letter dated Aug. 18, 1909.
His information seems to include the children of Old Henry:
James, Penelope and Henry.
On the memorandum of Dr. McCulloch, he names Henry, Alfred.
and George as brothers. I wonder where he got this George,
whether he may have confused him with the son of Henry E.?
Also, wonder whether Charles could have had the name George as
a second /74 Our Charles must have died before James made
his will as he is not mentioned. Unless he had already gotten
his part, but none of the others mentioned him either.
George still remains a mystery, especially since Alfred's two
daughters were said to have gone to Tennessee to live with an
Uncle George.
Gene is doirg well enough finally that I can get out a little.
Will check at the main library to see whether they have any of
the old books mentioned by the McCullochs where they found so
much of the information. Will let you know if I find anything.
Did you notice that each version of the McCulloch genealogy
stated it had been copied, but each one is a little different.
One example is the word quintret , where in two other places
it was rendered quitrent and reddendo. "Tree Blanch Farm" =
free blanch form (wonder if they meant "fee blank form"?)
I'm enclosing a photocopy of the deed from James McCulloh to
Thomas Hooks - typed copy sent previously. It is on very big
paper and this is the only way I could copy it. Also, I'm
sending a copy of the clan divisions of Scotland that shows
the areas mentioned in the latest information. Had hoped to
make an enlargement but that particular machine was out of
order.
Lo e,
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Davie County Public library
Mocksville, NC
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-9415 Primrose
Shreveport, La. 71118
7 Feb. 1986
Dear Alice,
Didn't accomplish anything at the library yesterday but
spin my wheels. None of the books listed with the latest
papers you sent me were in our library. There is BURKE'S
LANDED GENTRY, Vols. 1 and 2, but nothing in them about the
McCullochs. I noticed that one place said BURKE'S LANDED
GENTRY, and another said BURKE'S LANDED GENTRY OF SCOTLAND
AND IRELAND. Perhaps it is in the latter that they are in.
Norton Art Gallery has a small research library, only open
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, and I will try to
check there. They have some old books but do not know whether
the librarian would check by phone to save a trip there..
Enclosed are a couple of articles from THE HERITAGE OF SAMPSON
COUNTY .... One seems to confirm that William Houston married
Ann Jones. The other is about the Rhodes and possibly our
Rhodes is connected to this family in some way.
All I found on the McCulloh-ochs yesterday is:
DIRECTORY OF SCOTTISH SETTLERS IN NORTH AMERICA
1625 - 1825 VOL. V
David Dobson, GPC 1985
McCulloch, Hathorn
born in 1772, son of
Andrew McCulloch of
Glasserton, Wigtonshire,
and Grissel Shadlin.
Emigrated from Greenock,
Renfrewshire, to America
in 1802-. Settled in New
York in 1803. Married
Christina McFarlan. Father
of John Hathorn McCulloch.
(BAF)
BAF= Burke's American Families with British Ancestry
London, 1939
Apparently Dobson gleaned his information from the published
sources without doing any of his own research. At least the
above gives us some dates, and name of one wife.
Cold weather is here again for which I am glad. Each summer
becomes harder to endure - really have a hard time with the
heat, even with AC in the house.
Love, Ubral
Cow public
Davie Svi�te NC
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9415 Primrose
Shreveport, La. 71118
12 Mar. 1986
Dear Alice,
I don't know whether you kept a copy of your 2 Mar. letter to
me but I am going to try to answer it in the order written.
You mentioned the trouble between the widower and new wife,
and Aunt Rose's mother over the house and that there was a
thick book seen by Aunt Veigh. Did Rose have any children?
I hope someone in the family has the book and that it will sur-
face in time to help us.
CLOEY: The only reasonable explanation I can come up with is
that possibly Catherine did not die as early as we think and
this was another of her nicknames. She is called Mary in some
places and Catherine in others. Possibly she died not too long
after James sold his land to Thomas Hooks.
Do you have any idea when Charles McCulloh went to Texas? I
checked the 1840 and 1850 census indicies - he was not in the
1840. Also, he was not in his mother's will in 1841. Perhaps
he had died by then. All of it is so confusing because the
older son usually stayed home as he inherited the family property;
the younger sons had to seek their fortunes elsewhere. The only
McCullochs (or vs. spellings) I have found of any consequence are
those of Ben and Alexander, and Henry E. Especially Ben and
Henry E.'s exploits in the Texas Rangers and Civil War.
First Presbyterian Church Salisbury:
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Jane M��Culloh who joined August 10, 1832, was the mdfw of John
McCullo`h. (Capt. McCulloh). Carolina Watchman:, Jane E. McCulloch
1814 (?) - Feb. 25, 1841. Issue Mar. 6, 1841, Mrs. Elizabeth
McCulloch, wife of Capt. John McCullocht, 1784 -Jan. 16, 1845.
Issue Feb. 22, 1845.
Jane McCulloh - Joseph Baker Jan 7, 1?96, signed by Nathaniel
Johnston. Apparently this Jane was not the daughter of the "other"
James McCulloh. His will names daughter Jane as the wife of
Benjamin Smith. I don't know who Jane McC Baker is. The "other"
James' daughter Sarah married George R. Johnston 7 May y1849.
Elizabeth -Johnston Locke McCulloch who md. John McCulloch and
had dau. Amanda McCulloch Caldwell is the line of Pam Charles
Warner of Batesville, as you will recall.
I just don't understand the information on George McCulloh, son
of Henry E. Your information named a son Charles but did not
name William D. William D. was not named as a son or survivor
of George, just the four daughters. You remember that Agner told
you it was because he was not living there then. The 1810 and
1830 census records for George do not reflect two sons. Do you
suppose that Charles and William D. are the one and same and that
there was a name change along the line? Harriet definitely called
William her brother.Publ+r, Ubrary
Davie County lie NC
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LARRY MC CULLOH: "Mr. Larry McCulloh is the illegitimate". Then
his letter stated that "I am the son of John and his wife Hettie Veach".
On the 1860 census for John McC and Hetta-Mehetabel McCulloh,
there was a boy age 3. It looked like his name was Linzy but it
was smudged and I wonder whether this is Larry -Lawrence McCulloh?
CLICK: I have gone over again all of the information that you
sent on the two Elizabeth marriages to Clicks. Do you have a
definite marriage record of an Elizabeth or Betsy McCulloh to
John Click? The thought occurs to me that perhaps Lawrence was
the son of an unmarried Elizabeth McCulloh, daughter of James..
and that when Elizabeth died he was raised by John and Hetta McC.
If so, wonder whether there would be a record of their adoption
or guardianship?
"Elizabeth McCulloh (Cligk?), d. Feb. 16, 1853, 11 days p.
childbirth. P.B.: Click Family Cemetery." You show her as
married to a John C. Click. Because of the date of probate (?)
of Feb. 1853 where Elizabeth McCulloh had willed end her
interest -to Henry E. McCullo e_ oyza rhe., /-4Ac% B6i�A/ a
w /toTi`G S 4 �e- i i,u r �4 s o �n 4,v �� o �vc7�"4 /L B zry G L. a.,14
Now, Lawrence McCulloh, age 18 (b ca 1852) was living in the h/h 1870
of Josiah Daniel. This would put him in the right age -range to
be the son of the Elizabeth who died in Feb. 1853•
I have enclosed what I could find on Larry but have not been
able to locate him on a census for 1880 and 1900. I started with
1910 and worked backward, trying all townships and counties where
I had found others of the McCulloh line, but just had no luck. The
only thing I can think of is to read through all of the countie'=
townships. The 1880 soundex only lists families with very young
children (think it is under age 10 but it may be 5 - read it in a
book and promptly forgot it). Found the Phelps, his in-laws, but
Larry and family were not there.
Mrs. McCubbins: Were the originals of the letters quoted in the
notes by Mrs. McCubbins in her file at the library? I would like
to read the originals written by Larry McC. Especially his
comment about "the girls" resorting to other means to assure
offspring so their royal blood would not expire. All this mention
of royal blood but no one traces it back to who, and how. I wonder
whether any descendants of Larry and Millie Jane's still live in
Rowan County?
Think I told you that the librarian ordered Duplin P & Q for me
(for the library at my request). They are in but not catalogued.
A couple of weeks ago she sneaked them down for me to look at but
I did not have my McCulloh-Barfield material with me that day. I
did find the two enclosed items; the latter one is new information
to me and the former is the complete wording of the abstract
furnished earlier by Earl Barfield.
Davie County Public Library
mocksville, NC
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Mason
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Mason has had two very bad spells recently, one in December and
the other in February. The pacemaker is doing all of the work
now. I don't see how he can keep going on like this. Gene
wanted to take me to see him but he just is not up to a long
ride like that yet. I called (the Feb. visit) and talked with
him at the hospital about an hour and told Gene that I got more
out of that than I would have by going to Pine Bluff. Iris
hangs at my elbow the whole time and I don't ever have a chance
to speak privately with him. I don't know what she is afraid of.
She does this on the phone, too, but xx# does not let you know
she is on the other line which I think is very rude. Thank
goodness I am usually very careful what I say to him. He was in
and out of the hospital in December - very ill - without anyone
letting us know. She claimed that he said not to call because
I had enough with Gene and his Dad. When I sent a card and note
I told him that I would always want to know how he was regardless
of wh tom,� might be here. Irises sister had breast
cance aBoukituation
the same time in December so some of the Smithwick
sisters and nieces came to help out so Iris could be with Mason.
I get the impression that they really do not want any of Mason's
family to come. We had decided the next time we went that we
would get a motel room and not stay at the house. I can't say
any of this to my b gther because he thinks Iris controls the
sun and the moon an � the greatest xx thing around.
This letter is not at allPcoherent as I had hoped it would be.
The phone has rung several times, the last from Gene's cousin
to say that her Mother had suffered heart failure - thought she
said yesterday - but she took her to the hospital this morning
and they did not keep her. Gene and I went Saturday and I spent
my time cleaning her table top and the cabinet beneath. Gene had
built a rimmed tray to put on her table top so her things wouldn't
fall off and we bought some small trays as organizers. They were
filthy and I just couldn't stand it. I don't know what Isabel
does when she goes there but she sure doesn't clean or neat any-
thing up - will not even brush her mother's hair.
I'll reread this (which will make me want to tear it up and start
over) to see if there is anything that I have left out, or is not
clear.
I am always so glad to get your letters and information. Always
glad to help research where I can.
Love,
/On the deed from George McCulloh
named Ellen and Hugh Braley. In
Sep. 11, 179- (sic) between James
Rowan Co.
Davie County Public library
Mocksville, NC
to Conrad Brem, witnesses were
my notes I have a marriage dated
Braley and Ruth McCulloch of
The McCulloch information you sent mentioned that the Jameson heir
took the name McCulloch and I notice in an article I sent once be-
fore that Fairbairns Crests showed M'Culloch, Andrew Jameson, Esq.
of Ardwall, Gatehouse -on -Fleet, N.B., Ard 14, Moray Place,
Edinburgh. BI ET ANIMO.
12 Mar. 1986 - Bowman
DUPLIN_P & Q SESSIONS
April 1785: Thomas Hooks being summoned as garnishee to
JAMES MC CULLOH in suit of Thomas Gray vs.
JAMES MC CULLOH, rendered a bundle of notes,
accounts and papers, etc. which he swore was
all he then had in his possession of the pro-
perty of said MC CULLOH, ordered they remain
in Clerk's office and be subject to judgment
on the said attachment when obtained and sur-
plus, if any, be again returned to said JAMES
MC CULLOH or to such persons as may be entitled
to receive them.
April 1802: Receipt from JAMES MC CULLOH to CATHARIN TAYLOR,
admix. and JOHN RHODES, admr. of WILLIAM TAYLOR
decd. Exhibited and proved by Francis Oliver;
ordered recorded and is in following words:
January 23, 1792 Then received of CATHARIN TAYLOR,
admx,. and JOHN RHODES, admr. of Estate of WILLIAM
TAYLOR, decd. L 110 in full of all claims and
demands against said Estate, with every part and
parcel thereof p[aid] me.
s/s JAS. MC CULLOH
Test, Francis Oliver
*(for jjb's benefit: American Heritage Dict.
garnishee: A third party who has been warned that money or
property in his control, but due or belonging to
the defendant, has been attached.
Davie County Public library
Mocksville, NC
12 MAR. 1986 LAWRENCE (Larry, J.L., [LinzV?] McCULLOH
#230-230 1870 DAVIE CO. NC, JERUSALEM TWP.
MC CULLOH, LAWRENCE 18 WM Laborer
(in h/h of Josiah Daniel)
Sheet 10A
#176-176 1910 ROWAN CO. NC, FRANKLIN TWP.
MC CULLOH, J.L. Head mw 57 Farmer md. 35 NC NC NC
M.J. wife fw 57 9/7
Nora dau fw 19 "
Zeb son mw 16 of
2 MAR. 1986 LETTER ALICE EIDSON:
Larry McCulloh md. Millie Jane PHELPS (ca. 1874)
334
260-260 1870 DAVIE CO. NC, JERUSALEM TWP. 29th JUN.
PHELPS, EZEKIEL 63 mw Farm. NC
ARRENIA 38 fw of
URIAH 18 mw to
MILLIE 16 fw of
Sarah 12 fw "
Alfred 10 mw
(1910 Davie -Jerusalem: Alfred and wife Sarah living
with 10 of their 11 children.)
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67-67 1880 DAVIE CO. NC., JERUSALEM TWP. 10 & 11 Jun.
PHELPS, EZEKIEL 68 wm Farm. NC NC NC
IRENA 50 wf it
URIAH M. 26 wm of
SALLIE F. 22 wf is
NOTE: J. L. (Larry -Lawrence) McCulloh:
1880 - not in soundex
1880 Where? not in Davie Co. Twps of Jerusalem
Mocksville
Fulton
not in Rowan Co. Twps of Jerusalem
Unity
1900 Where: not in Rowan Co. Twps of Jerusalem
Salisbury
Unity
9415 Primrose
Shreveport, LA 71118
27 Oct. 1986
Mrs. Alice H. Eidson
1135 Kenwood St.
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Dear Alice:
Earlier this year I sent for the War of 1812 record. on
Alfred McCullock but the request came back as they were
unable to locate a file on him.
I'm enclosing an article on Ascension Parish, LA naming
a Richard Mclaulloh in 1908 who was an office holder. As
Ann O'Hare remarked, when we see it spelled that way they
have to be kin. Also, in researching Turnbull, I found
a survey map in AMITE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI Vol. IV, p 195
where property in Greensburg District, LA had been re-
surveyed by Wm. J. McCulloh• It was from the Surveyor
General's office in Donaldsonville, La., dated Jany 17th,
1801. His signature is above the line line marked
"Surveyor General LA".
Also, I found. HISTORY OF DAVIE COUNTY IN THE FORKS OF THE
YADKIN, James W. Wall, Reprint Company, Spartanburg, SC
1985, pp 19 -et seq.: "Much of the land called the Forks
of the Yadkin in Rowan County was owned by a large land-
holding syndicate in London headed by Henry McCulloh, a
British nobleman and wealthy merchant". (underlining
mine - JJB). There is that nobility again. I wonder where
the author James W. Wall got his information?
Gene's Mother's three sisters left this morning to return
to Oklahoma after a few days stay here. Two stayed at a
motel and one here - we have just 2 bedrooms so we gave
Edith our bedroom, Gene slept on a twin in his Dad.'s room
and I took the couch. Edith had to be taken to the emergency
room the evening they got here so we were there a couple of
hours. Couldn't find anything wrong. The next day Gene
took her to the chiropractor and he gave her a good treatment
and she said she felt better. She couldn't describe how she
felt the night before - just that she felt she was "drifting
away".
Haven't heard from you at all this year but do know your
responsibilities, and worry that perhaps you are not well.
Love,
Jimmie can
pavie County Public Library
MO&Sville, NC
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Richard McCulloh
(nrlrantr Consllhlthmal Conventlm,, 10131
Acadiu (Ascension and St. James), had resigned,
and an election was
ordered to 1111 the vacancy.
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5, 1864
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OM. 24, 1864
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1872
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Feb. 1, 1873
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ran. 16, 1875
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1880.
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Dr. J.
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9415 Primrose
Shreveport, LA 71118
2 April 1986
Mrs. Alice H. Eidson
1135 Kenwood St.
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Dear Alice,
I spent several hours reading the Tennessee 1910 census that
the library recently acquired and came up with a little more
information on the Lawrence family. I found Mary Callie in
1900 and 1910 in Je ferson County.
Some of the information contained in the "Amy McCulloh Lawrence"
papers compiled by William L. Lawrence does not jibe with the
census records which leaves me to conclude that some of the
marriages and moves were made after 1910. What the 1900 census
does give us is the month and year of birth for Callie and her
children. Maude E. must have died ca 1902 - William L. said
about the age 20 - as she is not on the 1910 census.
I did not find anyone in Knoxville in 1910 which took ages to
read - didn't realize it was such a large town by 1910.
There was no time left to read Washington County for those said
to be living in Johnson City so will do that next week - these
are the ones named Hall, Crumley and Murray.
There were several named Lawrence in the Chattanooga directory
and could be descendants of John James, son of John and Callie,
as he was supposed to be living there ca 1928. I couldn't
find a directory for Knoxville.
The original Lawrence information seemed to be so taken with
James McCulloh's connection to royalty that they seemed to dis-
regard who was his wife, and mother of Amy. Amy did name her
oldest daughter Mary Elizabeth - mayvbe the Mary was for her
Lawrence grandmother.
10
I subscribed to the newly created PATE POTNEERS published in
Texas and recently received the first quarterly. Hope to find
out some definite connection for my Bird Pate to Jacob and Fanny
Pate. She printed my group sheet and said charts will be
printed at a later date.
Think this is all I had to include so will say, hang tough and
hope to hear from you soon.
Love,
• Davie County Public ��bra
Glxc ¢
aft. -7 mocks me, NC
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Ance.3tor .RunEing-
North Carolinian Assists;
Query Comes From Canada
Our
scriptions
By MILDRED S. WATKINS. Journal Staff Writer
thanks this week to Mrs. Josie Daniels, Box 103 Faison N.C. for in -
from two small cemeteries located in her home county- f Duplin, N.C.
Queries, which are always
from readers in Canada,
New York, Indiana, Ar-
kansas and Alabama, as
well as from readers in
our own state of Louisi-
ana.
Inscriptions from the Miller
Family emeter in - a -)son lo-
cated on Highway 11 between
Pink Hili and Kenansville, are
William W. Miller Sr., July 26,
1807 -Feb. 27. 1880. and wife.
Rachel. Feb. 24. 1817 -June 2.
1857, and daughter. Georgiana,
'March 2. 1834 -March 8. 183A;
Louisa Miller, May 5, 1842 -
April 21, 1918; William J. Mil-
ler Jr.. July 10 -Sept. S. 1836;
Mary Amelia Miller, first wife
of J. W. Miller. .Jan. 9. 1832 -
May 26. 1864: Mary Douglas
Miller. second wife of J. W.
Miller. Jan. 25. 1859 -Jan. 30.
1897: Susan H., daughter of
J. W. Miller, Oct. 7, 1875 -June
11. 1e98.
RICHARD E. MILLER, Nov.
23.. 1837 -Dec. 6, 1903: Richard
Miller. May 23. 1794 -.Jan. 23,
1R54. and his wife. Mary W.
1 1t'hitfield' )..Jan. 14. 1815 -April
21. 1870, and their daughter.
welcomed and used free of charge, come this week
Mary W., Sept. 17. 1849 -Dec.
16. 1873; Martha F. Miller. Oct.
4. 1844 -March 5. 1876. wife of
James B. Carr, Dec. 8. 1823 -
Dec. 6. 1892, and their daugh-
ter. Mary Lou Carr, Dec. 26,
IP.66-Oct. 16. 1867; James Whit-
field Miller, Dec. 4, 1796 -Aug.
13, 1799, son of Col. Steven and
Winnifred Miller; Winnifred
Miller, 1772 -Oct. 16, 1835, wife
of Col. Stephen Miller Sr., 1758 -
March 16. 1826 (Revolutionary
soldier), and Margaret McCul-
loch. Oc . - c . 16 1792
wi Feo George Miller.
er.
THESE INSCRIPTIONS come
from the Mosc-ley Family Cem-
etery. west of County Roads
Nos. 1307 and 1304, Duplin Co.,
N.C.: A. G. Moseley. 1822-1904.
and his wife. Louisa A.. 1827-
1899, and their daughter. Annie.
Oct. 7. 1861 -June 19. 1887, wife
of W. B. Cooper. ( Note: Mrs.
Daniels said kinsmen say birth-
day of A. G. (Adolphus Gar-
land) Moseley is wrong. His
mother was a Garland of Vir-
ginia. Louisa A. was the daugh-
ter of Jeremiah and Catherine
'Middleton Pearsall. Another
daughter was Sarah Catherine
264
who married William Hogan
Hunter.)
Mrs. Daniels said for past4ge
s'h can give items on a ol-
lowing families to those inter-
ested: Armstrong. Arrington,
Bell, Blanchard, Calvert,
Croom, Daniels. Dowd, Edger-
ton, Four, a -i n, Giddens, Grady,
Hargrove, Herring. Howell.
King. Lewis. Mallard, Miller
Moore, Newton, Oates, F-hillips.
Quimby..Seawell ( Sewall, So-
well), Turner and Williams.
AND. THANKS to Miss Marg-
ery Sue Norton, 228 Dogwood
Dr.. Shreveport. for information
copied from the family Bible of
David Humphreys by a grand-
daughter and sent to her by
Mrs. Carl Bruton, her aunt. 608
Church St.. Hollandale.. Miss.
The data includes the births of
the following children of John
Thomas and Jane Vernor Hum-
phreys:
David Waddell Humphreys.
Jan. 17. 181?; Martha Word
i Pattie, Buchannon Humphreys,
Aug. 17. 1818:. Verner Hum-
phreys. April 18. 1820; Rebecca
Caroline Humphreys Smythe,
Feb. 22. 1822. :'Mary Ann Hum -
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1 pp 603,4s The Heritage and History of Ste John's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Salisbury, North Carolina, through 1983, Vol. 1,
Martha Withers Agner, editor; Dr4 Martha Hines Morehead,
associate editor. 6499960664
"The plat of twelve tracts of land surveyed by Matthew Rowan
for Henry McCulloh in 1738 is reproduced by permission of the
Marquess of Bath, Longleat House, Warminster, Wiltshire,
Great Britain."
Davie County Public library
Meekstale, NC
9415 Primrose
Shreveport, La. 71118
12 Feb. 1986
Dear Alice,
Here are some things that I foundat the library yesterday.
Frank H. McCulloch's lineage in Burke's APERICAN FAMILIES
differs a little from that in his letter but the composite
of the two would seem to be:
1. William McCulloch of Glasserton, Co. Wigton, Scot.
md. Gressel Shadlin
2. Andrew McCulloch
3. Andrew McCulloch of Glasserton
4. Hathorn McCulloch, b. 1772, to America 1802
md. Christiana McFarlan
5. John Hathorn McCulloch, b. 22 Mar. 1806
md. Sarah Wells
6. Hathron McCulloch, b. 29 Nov. 1838; d. 21 Sept. 1913
md. 8 Jan. 1862 Charlotte M. Brown
7. Frank Hathorn McCulloch, b. 14 Jan. 1863
and . 30 May 1890 ChLtharine Gouger Waugh
Our library has New York printed census books up through 1850,
and some microfilm - not complete. Copies of the index are
enclosed.
In AMERICAN COMPENDIUM....Virkus, there is a lineage from Henry
McCulloch, son of JAMES. She seems to combine the two Henrys
as do most of the older records in DAR and Colonial Dames. I
wonder whether these sources are still accepted? Probably are,
unless someone later has challenged the authenticity. I read
the other day that Virkus could not be relied upon and this is
one example why.
Neighbor has invited me to watch her sew a new hem in the bed-
room drapes; perhaps will offer some coffee to make the visit
more EXCITING::::
The more I read about Scotland the more I hunger to go back.
A call to Norton Gallery a few minutes ago was disappointing -
they did not have the books on Galloway, etc.
Have a lot of letters out x:dx on the Trimbles but no replies.
Would rather have a note suggesting that I "buzz off" rather
than just silence.
Love,
f
Davie County Public Library
moc#tsville, NG
Ou2KEJ f,�r:.c�cie� Fydaic/cel w�r,�i
i9��
.Fir/rb' ssd/�c-srey •,
McCulloch fail{ I.. ND
GENTRY. zRoG
L oalLury C:uupin'll IF-an,.v 111001,
1819; ,n, 19:6, -J.,bn Sprau. and Las
b.ySrpi.165:;In. .Edll.., dm. ul J1"IL"nl'tw, 1.nig, :nd
has sue,
sn.
2 ol.nuise, b. 1886; m. Ill. l . C. Sprague. .rad vndle. 01'. R.
o. *1 Clvnard.
]Irulebncht, and bas...,, Ly rnrh n..1 0.,41
2.6Hecsd,el \ye Won.
1..]ithel Vngmia.
3. Edna, b. 1869; d. 1907•
a.. Evc15•n, b. 1891; m. 1916, .Harry Chapelkar, and has
Y.. Hmeanl Weldon (Ouim,s AIM,, B.I1i1n91t Co., Ald.),
- b. 17 Sept. 1855; m. eLdlian Brittinghmn, of Alarylied.
issue.
2,aWillman Russcll, I. OW; 111. 1878. 19un•n1c F.wlk,mr, and
3.. Hsasam H..Aar, of whom we treat.
L.tflam AbEe (Ouines Alills), 6. 15 April, 1A9o.
has issue•
1.. H urry Allon, I. 1881.
2.Blonche Janet (Owings ALIIsL b. x8 Dec. 1893•
a. William Dwight, b. 1883; d. wr9.
3.9F.rmy Emaice (Ouings Mills), b. 29 June, 1896.
Rasidence,- v8, Wyaming A%Nlue, Washington, D.C., and
3.0Gmrge, b. 1685; on..11ovc w'ekh, and has i:uue.
e.*Ralph Raymond. b, 1887; on. 1915, *Ada May Eastland,
Greenbank, Rockville, Alaryland, Clubs. -Harvard of \Mashing'
ton; Hasty Pudding; Institute of 1770; Polmuac Hoots
and has issue.
5..Osear Newton. b. 1892; m. 1914, •:insan Katherine
1 mversily Chub of Washinmon.
Huckim. and has issue.
6. Maurice, 6. 1897; d. 1902.
-..Lfnnie Lea, b. 1879; on. 1900, aGeorge W. Ellis• and has
issue.
3..GR-RG. GRAns, nl whom we treat.
McCULLOCH
4. Charles Shorman. b. 1665; d. 1893.
I. Bans(md, b. 1867: 1n. 1900, .Alabel Knapp, and d. 1937.
FRANK HATHORN MCCULLOCII, Of Evanston,
having had issue,
L.Wfnston, b. ago6; on. 1928.0IIenndenn lomlerse-.
Illinois, Counsellor -at -Law•, admitted 1886, b. 14
2. Charles N% .,].ad, b. 1909; d. ign9.
- 151, x86 edud. Oshkosh and Mason City Schools,
- J 3
3''WWiam Knapp, b. 1911'
...Alarjmie, b. 1902.
and Union College Of Law, Northwestern Univer-
2. Grace Evclyn, b. 1913; m. i9M- "Jamb Ke"folein, and
_
sity, LL.B. (1886); tor. 30 May, 389o, •Catharine
has issue.
Gouger, dau. of Abraham At. Waugh, of Rochford,
6 . H`alnwChhi°bne) p»914.1692
Illinois, and has issue,
L Josephine Abigail, b. 1852; sn..879 William 1'. Adams, and
LoHuen NVAu m. b. 12 Oct. 1891 ; re. 22 June, x918, .Agnes,
d, 18ue
99, having had iss,
dau. of Charles H. Belts, of Evanston, IE., and has issue,
n.Ralph \M., I. h-,8; m. ager, .Cora Maclax.s.
I Hugh Betts, b. 8 Jan. 1921.
a. Robert Both., b. 27 April, 1924
2.amin U., b. -tltl- ; m.. ,1313., .Lala B. Gr tot.
n.Lena, b. 1871 ; m. 1S93..beome W. Hgumnn.
3..Dmre Nissan, b. 6 Jul)', 1927.
2.. Halharn w'zngh, b. 2 May, 1899; on. 6 June, 3936, Esther,
ZeRubv, b. 1873; m. 1894, .H. C. Mender.
2. Mary Ellen, b. 1854; at. 1886, *John H. Adams, and d. 19co.
dau. of Oscar V. Strand, of livanston.
3.93grank Waugh, b. 30 Sept. 1905: . 3 April. 1937, *Edith,
3. Anna Lois, b. 1870; f. 1892.
Residence. -Salisbury House, Old Lyrae, Conoecticut, U.S.A.
dau. of Dr. wllham R. Leverton, of San Fernando, Calif.
Clubs. -Old Lvno Country; Graduates (New Haven).
l..Catharine Waugh. b. 25 Feb. ]got; m. 24 June, 1927.
.Ch olgs Cranston Snmy. of Evanston, and has issue,
.Charles Cranston, b. 281H•r. 1932.
.Calhariue A,:oes, b..5 Feb, 1930.
Lfnmge.-HAncoan MCCctt-mL son of Annasw AlcCcuocn,
M Gbssertrm, grant -grandson of Xi 31.11 %' AlcCuuoah of Glasserton,
Co. %V tox'n, Scotland. by his ,if, Grr 1 Shadlin, sailed from
Greenock for Ameriw x602, and settled It New York 1803, b. 1772
m. Christiana McFarlan, by whom he had issue,
Joan HA]n-RS hlcCoucen, b. 22 blar. 1806; m. Sarah \Yells.
His son,
HATH -RN AICCULLOrn, b. 29 Nov. 1838; on. 8 Jan. x862,
Charlotte If., dau. of Harris Hanan, and d. 21 Sept. 2913, leaving
issue,
1..FeAss HAmowR, of whom we treat.
2. William A., b. 3o Alar. t$64 ; d. 28 Feb. 3g18.
3..Alfred Hugh (Srh,eettady, A'. Y.), b. 24 Aug. x866.
4. *Robert, b. 1t Dec. -87--
1. Jesse Hull, b.26 Aug. 1666.
Regb=M-2236, Cerington Avenue, Evanston, Illinois, U.S.A.
MacCURDY
GEORGE GRANT MACCURDY, of Salisbury House,
Old Lyme, Connecticut, Prof. of Anthropology in
Tale University, 1923-31, Director American School
of Prehistoric Research, 1921-22, and from 1924,
President, American Anthropological Assoc., 1931,
b. 17 April, 1863; edur. Harvard University, A.B,
(1893). A.M. (1594), Vienna- (1895-96). Paris
(iS96-97), Berlin (1897-98), Pale University, 12h.D.
(1905) ; In. 30 June, 1919, *Janet Glenn, dau. of
George McClellan Bartlett.
rl.. -Penciling MACCtRUv moved from thelsle of Bute and
McDONELL
FREDERICK COOK McDONELL, served in Great
War in United States Naval Reserve Force, b. 24
May, 1894.
Efneage,-A1.sxaRDER MCDoae1.L went from Scotland m
Canada at the beginning 01 the last century-, and settled at
Glengarry. near Montreal. By Isabelle, h6 wife. be was father of
M
JAces C150R8LL. Alevrhanl, of New York, b. 1833 ; on. Alan'
Stebbins, elan. of Alexander Bryan Jobmem (b. st Gosport, England,
x9 hf-l' -786), who came to Ameriw 01
I. 18, by Lydia. bis wife,
dau. of Josiah Masters, Judge of the Supreme Court, New Mork,
who was grandson of Nicholas Misters. who went to Ce.nemcut
from Guernsey in his own ship fn apb. He d. 11582, having had
with other issue, -
L August,, AlAsrsas, of whom presently'.
L.Mary Livingston, n1. 9% illiam H. hlcElroT, .I Stmlhan:m
Park, Rochrsteq New York, and has issue. n danghler.
•Mary Alrpondl, b. 10 Jan. 1900; m. 21 Jan. t,3:, .Charly<
Albert Page.
2..Flom ISIQhallan I'lice' Rxbesln, A% I'-). ,n. .Hon.
rhonus Lemuel Janes, IWAdent of the Lincoln National Hank,
New York City, formerly fest Master General of the C.S.
The eldest van•
AuouST"eder ka Louise.
rlag.of Hon.Frederick Coe. ok. lel Rochester,
Secrel.
tary Fredericka a of Ne
Se ey.... State of New York, and eal.a leaving issue,
hides ams Co... of l Sc we tLondon, W.1., and Daytona
Rch, Florida. Mount Succi,
IIeuh, Florida.
sage,
5 in Countv Antrim, Ireland, to x666. He was b. 1640; m.
fret. elan. of Charles Stuart (or Stewart), said to be a de.t.-
of the Stuart King, Robert 11. His inn,
Vas hlAceuanr, I. -(otos; m. Jernsha Murray. He rat a son, MCDOUGALL 00-ferly GANT71
Vito hiAcCR re, emigrated to America and settled at Phila-
fa, Psnnsyh'anfa, in 1725• b. 1709; on. Susan Madden. His JRENE ESTEE GANTT. MRs. JOHN I-RANKLIN
HN MACCURov, ofbladiso.C.., Georgia, 8.-750; on. Elisabeth, MCDOUGALL, Of 3o, Fifth Ave., New, 10rk, Vice -
of Rev. Stephen Groves, and d. 1837, leaving, President, Women's Chamber of Commerce. Ne,,
tecsx MAcCUaav, of Madison Co'.Georgia, b. 1790; m. York City; Past -President, Parents and Teachers'
ah \\'right, and d. xal7. ]cavfn8 a son.
uuAR J t' hibcCva.' of Dalt., Georgia, 6. 1829; m, Assocn. ; Treasurer State Democratic Forum ;
,ret Smith, and d. -897. having had issue, Director Democratic Club of New York; %'ice-
Jobn Hevey, b. 185T. n,..hlar[ha Coleman, and d. 1899, Chairman l�omen'R Dien. pat. 3laritimC ABSOen.
vmg bed issue, New Tort- AbTId's Pair 1939. Patriotic Sm. Advisory
x. Forest, bit
188-; d. 1892.
x. sop -t- 15.-883: m.,o2i ai jki Cements, and has issue. Committee; Jefferson Centennial Committee
3..J oho Hanslord, b. 16o: ; on 1926, .Lelia la Follette, and Mayor's GOmmILLeCR Of pe\\' TOTk : General GDnrl
bas issue. of Patriotic Societies of America. Advison' Council,
4. Uyde Edward, b. t f,98; d. 1919.
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