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| Judi Spencer (#46947057)
 | member for 5 years, 7 months, 26 days |
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| Bio and Links | I am a 35+ year researcher and some of my primary surnames are Rigsby, Johnson, Grimes, Neff, Honaker, McCauley, Baber, Bailey, Dillon/Dillion, Glandon, Foster, Carbaugh, Kline, Goss/Goes, Thompson and Robinson. The primary areas are NC, Va.,Md, NJ, Pa and WV although some went West to Iowa, Oregon and Washington states. My husbands lines are Spencer, Reddish, Lear, Cox,Robertson, Cremer/Cramer, Alexander. The lines for them are NC to Ky to Ind - and Md to Ky to Ind. With the Lear surname going from Va to Ohio to Ind. - the Cox and Cramer lines were in Ohio and to Indiana.
My son in laws lines are Tilley, Ridley, Schweigert/Swigert, Black, Meyers, McDevitt, Bender, Matson who married a ____ Scott. | |
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Ronald A Case
 | Jessie Rigsbee
You put information on FindAGrave for the Jessie Rigsbee cemetery on the Duke campus. This Jessie Rigsby (Rigsbee) was my wife's 2nd great grandfather. His father was in the Revolutionary War.
Mary Rigsby (Rigsbee) would have been his wife. His mother was a Pickett and there is a William J Pickett buried there.
Since this was a family cemetery what would have been close to the house on the farm it would seem that the Rigsbys(Rigsbees) would have owned part of Duke campus back in the early 19th century.
Can you tell me if the Jessie Rigsbee cemetery has any tombstones?
Ron Case | | | JanisCJ
 | Ans. to your message to me :)
Hi, Judi,
I will follow this with an e-mail,but I wanted to let you know I am VERY interested in the book. The author was a cousin, but I don't think there's a "common name" for our relationship. One of her grandparents and Mom's grandfather were half-siblings. I used to chat family history with Marcia and another sister of those grands, via mail, phone, and visits. Marcia gave me some photocopied notes around 1975, but I'm sure the book has much, much more.
Thanks for the offer! E-mail to follow.
JanisCJAdded by JanisCJ on May 07, 2013 5:22 PM | | | Elaine Everitt
 | RE: dublicate
Hi Judi,
I am not able to modify or delete your memorials for Dock and Esta McCauley. You will need to delete them or if you prefer you can transfer them to me and I'll modify them. The Talbott Cemetery and the Concord Cemetery are very close together...only a few miles separate them. And the Concord Cemetery is reached by the Talbott road. That may have been the confusion. I assure you that I did stand in front of and did touch the gravestones of Esta (#25260156) and Dock (#25260149) at the Concord Cemetery.
Regards,
Elaine | | | FranzJr
 | RE: how do I find a name for a contributors number
Hi Judi...
Go here:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=memberSearch
and type in the number there.
Hope this helps :)
FranzBAdded by FranzJr on Mar 24, 2013 8:39 PM | | | Timekeeper2013
 | RE: please take it over
You will have to transfer it over to me I can't just take it over. Thank you. | | | Timekeeper2013
| RE: please take it over
| | | dgray
| RE: Minter surname
Hi Judi,
Sure I'll be glad to share what I have. Can you give me a little more info on Mattie E. Minter? DOB; DOD; POB; area (state, etc.)
Just on a interesting note, my mother-in-laws first name is Mattie (Mattie Belle Bailey Gray).
D. GrayAdded by dgray on Mar 01, 2013 8:11 PM | | | Jeff Bonnell
 | Lear
I have looked at the Historical Records and have found some info for Lear but the cemetery is back in a field and no stones.I have arecord of the intermits. | | | Jeff Bonnell
| Lear
| | | Timekeeper2013
| RE: Catherine Berry
So is it ok if i take over her grave:) | | | | [View all messages...] |
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