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Name: June Rupp <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-06-13 Name Braswell Comments:
Looking for obit for James Earl Braswell, KIA 11 Nov 1968 in Vietnam. He is buried in "Best Cemetery" which is on private land near Goldsboro, NC. Where is Best Cemetery? Thank You so much,
Name: Vicky Lovett <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-04-01 Name grant Comments:
Lookinf for info on Eprigham Grant born in the West Indies born about 1773 on census in wayne co. nc
Name: v lovett <email@example.com> Date: 2009-04-01 Name ava ham carlyle Comments:
Looking any info on ava carlyle.
Name: Vicky Lovett <email@example.com> Date: 2009-04-01 Name ham Comments:
Inchabud Ham any info on him and his des. where he is burried etc.
Name: mary eleanor greer <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2008-04-03 Name Aycock Comments:
Looking for info on Richard Samuel Aycock, married Elvia Henderson from Shelby CO, TN
Name: Sonja Reed <email@example.com> Date: 2008-03-30 Name Lane,Dickerson,Coley,Jones Comments:
I am searching for any information on Duke Lane (who changed his name to James Jones) and Mittie Dickerson (maiden name Coley and who also changed her name, to Mittie Jones). The story is that they were both married with families and living in Fremont NC. Mittie had several children at the time. Some of their names were: Fannie Dickerson, Hackney Dickerson, George Dickerson. Duke had children also. He had a daughter named Marindy (sp?) Lane. Mittie and James had an affair, Mittie became pregnant and they both left their respective families and moved to Pitt County NC (Simpson or Greenville). I can find them on the 1910 census for Pitt County (Chicod Township), but I can't find anything linking them to Fremont. Anyone ever hear of this story? Any suggestions??? Any suggestions on how to find out where they are burried??
Name: Sonja Reed <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2008-03-30 Name Lane,Dickerson,Coley,Jones Comments:
I am searching for any information on Duke Lane (who changed his name to James Jones) and Mittie Dickerson (maiden name Coley and who also changed her name, to Mittie Jones). The story is that they were both married with families and living in Fremont NC. Mittie had several children at the time. Some of their names were: Fannie Dickerson, Hackney Dickerson, George Dickerson. Duke had children also. He had a daughter named Marindy (sp?) Lane. Mittie and James had an affair, Mittie became pregnant and they both left their respective families and moved to Pitt County NC (Simpson or Greenville). I can find them on the 1910 census for Pitt County (Chicod Township), but I can't find anything linking them to Fremont. Anyone ever hear of this story? Any suggestions??? Any suggestions on how to find out where they are burried??
Name: Josh Howell <email@example.com> Date: 2008-03-17 Name Smith, Howell, Killette, Chase, Summerlin, Pate, Goodson, Wade, Benton, Parks, Rollins Comments:
Looking for Information on Rollins, anything please. I can't list them all that I am looking for but here are a few.
Richard W Rollins b. 1876 d.1931
Edward Rollins b. 1890 d.1959
wife Nannie b.1897 d.1985
James Rollins b. 1918
James Rollins b. 1839
Jesse or James b. 1905
Benjamin Rollins b.1854 d.1929
wife Lavine b.1854 d.1925
Wright Rollins b. 1887
Susan Rollins b.1874 m. charles price
Lousia Rollins b.1872 m. Benjamin Caudwell
Florence Rollins b.1865 m. Mathew Joseph Sasser
Looking for any descendants or other info.
Name: Dinah Bass Blankenship <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2008-03-10 Name Bass and Pate Comments:
I am desperately seeking proof of marriage between Andrew Bass and Rebecca Pate, and copy of the will of Shadrach Pate from 1837--RD-7/255 AR, according to the Testator index for Wayne Co.
Any help would be so appreciated.
Name: j davis <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2008-01-28 Name parker smith uzzell Comments:
trying to locate more info on Idora Smith Parker 1881-1943 daughter of John R. Smith 1852- and Judie (Julia) Parker 1853 John R. is son of Captain John Smith and Julia Parker williams(yes this is correct:)and it goes backwards to Matthew Carr Williams and Mary Elizabeth Uzzell then Major Uzzell and Rebecca Dunn. trying to find out more on Idora Parker and family any brothers sisters where she was born etc rumor was that she was adopted?? can anyone help??? thanks
Name: Joe Connor Reaves <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2008-01-19 Name Reaves Comments:
Looking for William Reaves family (1752) and before. William born in Wayne County (1752). Married Elizabeth (?). At least one son on record (Stephen, born 1772). Have traced family up to Marvin Connor Reaves (Texas/Tennessee). But really would like to trace family prior to 1752. Who was William's father/mother etc.
Name: Gail <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2008-01-03 Name Ward & Perkins Comments:
I am searching for any information on the families of William H. Ward & Naomi Perkins, married abt. 1844 in Wayne County. Naomi's father was Aaron Perkins. I have yet to find William's parents. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Name: Marty Ramage <email@example.com> Date: 2007-12-10 Name Gullett Norwood Comments:
Searching for the dates of birth and death of Marie (born ca. 1883...maiden name unknown) who was the wife of John David Gullett (5 July 1873-19 October 1935), an architect who lived in Goldsboro, North Carolina. Following John David Gullett's death, Marie married George Alexander Norwood (7 January 1863-6 July 1947) on 4 August 1937 in Wayne County, North Carolina.
Name: Mary durham <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-12-05 Name howell, davis, peele Comments:
Looking information on Hillard Boykin in Old fields in wilson county nc. in 1880 there was a polly peele living in this household looking for any information on this person
Name: Mary durham <email@example.com> Date: 2007-12-05 Name howell, davis, peele Comments:
Looking information on Hillard Boykin in Old fields in wilson county nc. in 1980 there was a polly peele living in this household looking for any information on this person
Name: Patsy Wray <email@example.com> Date: 2007-11-30 Name Gurley, Bulls Comments:
Looking for any information on Jonathan Gurley, b. c. 1790 in North Carolina, came from Johnston County, I believe lived in the High Point, NC area and moved back to Wayne County and died there about 1858/1868. Married to Irene (Rene, Arena) Bulls. Children Henry, Joseph, William, James, Devro, Zilpha, John Lee (my great-grandfather)Robert (twin to John Lee), Nancy and Calvin. Any info on Jonathan or wife, Irene Bulls would be appreciated.
Name: Marcella Cameron Aldridge <email@example.com> Date: 2007-11-27 Name SMITH, BRASWELL Comments:
Cousins seeking information on Donald E. SMITH, only grandson of Eva RICE and Henry BRASWELL of Beaufort Co. Donald and his wife, Lillian, lived in Wayne Co. where he was a radio announcer.
Name: Karen Casey Kusmez <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-11-05 Name Casey, Lewis Comments:
As a descendent of one of John H. Casey's 27 children(William b 1822), I am trying to verify which of his three wives is my ancestor. The wives are Polly Bass, Rebecca Lewis and Nancy Norris. Family tradition tells me that mine is the Lewis wife. Does anyone know where Polly left off and Rebecca started bearing John's children?
Name: Jeanie Bostian <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-09-01 Name HAYS Comments:
Is there any one who can please
obtain the data on these WILLS
Hays, Reuben-1829
Hays, Ruben-1831
Thak you
Name: Susie Toal <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-07-17 Name SMITH Comments:
Major Smith born March 21, 1801 Wayne Co., NC
any information died in Texas 1884
Name: Tyronne Foy <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-07-15 Name Foy Comments:
I am researching African American Foy's from Wayne Co. I have info that Henry b. 1810 and Lucy b. 1840 or 44 moved from Lenoir Co. I think Henry may have passed before 1900. Based on the 1910 US Census she is still in Goldsboro. I am searching for Henry's Death date and the Cemetery where he is Buried. Any help will be welcome.
Tyronne Foy
Name: Heather <email@example.com> Date: 2007-07-03 Name Rose Comments:
Looking for the burial place of Silas Lucas Rose, b. 31 Oct 1872, d. 11 Sep 1936 in Wayne Co., NC. Family lore says it may be in a Piney Grove church cemetary (denomination unknown).
Thanks for your help.
Name: Heater <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-07-03 Name Rose Comments:
Looking for the burial place of Silas Lucas Rose, b. 31 Oct 1872, d. 11 Sep 1936 in Wayne Co., NC. Family lore says it may be in a Piney Grove church cemetary (denomination unknown).
Thanks for your help.
Name: Earl Bell <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-06-25 Name Aycock and Barnes Families Comments:
I would like contact with researchers working on the Aycock and Barnes Families. My work on the Aycocks is available on the Wayne website under "Families." I am especially interested in where my great grandmother Della Aycock Bell [1852 - 1887], wife of John Lindsey Bell, is buried. Her parents were Jesse Aycock and Edith Aycock Aycock. Thanks to anyone with information.
Name: Nona Johnson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-06-12 Comments:
Good afternoon, my name is Nona Johnson and I'm interested in tracing my paternal grandmother heritage. I really don't know where to start. If someone could email me it would be greatly appreciated. My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank and have a great evening.
Name: jean johnson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-06-03 Name Britt, King, Howell Comments:
Looking for information on three (3) Britt sisters from the Bentonville area who married 3 King brothers and moved to Grantham/Mount Olive area. The three sisters were named Emily, Euphemia and Rebecca(?). They were the daughters of Blackmon and Rebecca Howell Britt of Bentonville. Blackmon Britt's father was Thomas Britt, originally from Bertie County, NC, and his wife was Martha King of the King family of Bertie County. Believe that the three King brothers were cousins of Martha King Britt. Blackmon Britt and Rebecca Howell Britt were my great-great grandparents (their son Edmond Britt's son Claude P. Britt is my maternal grandfather.)
Name: Jim Hastings <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-06-03 Name Edith EDWARDS (Hastings) Comments:
Looking for parents of EDITH EDWARDS b. 21 Apr 1808,NC, d. 17 July 1888, KS, married 28 Nov 1826 to Howell Hastings, b. 2 May 1805, Wayne, NC, d. 25 Dec 1854, Odon, IN.
Name: Joan Wallace <email@example.com> Date: 2007-06-01 Name Boswell, Davis, Barnes, Bass, Darden Comments:
Can anyone tell me if Joseph Watson's book, "Early Deeds of Wayne County NC," has been reprinted? If not, where might I find a copy of the original? Thanks, Joan Wallace
Name: Vickie Mattocks <email@example.com> Date: 2007-05-22 Name Taylor, Hobbs Comments:
I am looking for any information on Bettie May Hobbs who married John William Taylor in Wayne County in 1908. They had 1 son Raymond A born 1909 or 1910. Bettie was born in Sampson County to Hattie Jones and Isaac S. Hobbs. Hattie later moved to Wayne county after her husband died. Anyone with information on them or their descendants please contact me. Thanks
Name: Nancy Hayes <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-05-10 Name Thompson Richardson Comments:
My great grandfather is William M Thompson, b~1875, "from the Goldsboro area". I am trying to find further evidence that his parents are John R and Evaline (Richardson) Thompson. They appear in the 1880 census in Fork River, Wayne Co. and John R is listed as a physician. Before that, they are listed in Johnston Co, east of the Neuse River and John R is listed as a farmer. My grandfather always said that his grandfather was a landowner and served as a surgeon in the Civil War but I can't find any surgeons named Thompson on NC rosters who have a son named William in the 1880 census in the Goldsboro area. The family would also have a son named John, close to William in age and also several daughters. Again, John R and Evaline fit the bill. The only catch is the birth date listed for their William in the 1880 census- 1870, too early. I'm hoping that it was just mistranscribed. Does anyone know any more about this family?
Thank you.
Name: Wendy Ridings <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-04-24 Name Ivey --Rodgers Comments:
We are looking for the family of Mrs. Lake Ivey
we believe she was the sister of Alex Rodgers of Wilson Co.
her first name could have been Effie
When Alex died in 1963 or so she was in his obit as living in Goldsboro we have no more info on her. Any help would be great
Thanks Wendy Ridings
Name: William P. Smith <email@example.com> Date: 2007-04-21 Name Britts Comments:
Martha Patsy Britt b. 1826 dau. of Benjamin Britt & Patience Ann Best. M. Major Butler Smith b. 1815. Martha was listed in 1850 census, but died after. When & where buried? What happen to children Henry 4, Elizabeth 3, & James 2 liated 1850 census. Major died Dec. 1859. M. Winaford Taylor after Martha died. Winaford (Winny)& son turner Smith listed 1860 census in Saulston Twsp Wayne Co. NC. John G. Taylor listed probly winny's bro.
Name: John Lancaster <email@example.com> Date: 2007-04-13 Name Lancaster Comments:
I am looking for the parents of William Lancaster who married Charity Overman about 1847
Name: JOAN H. SAMPLES <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-04-05 Name THACKSTON Comments:
Does anyone have a picture of the memorial for confederate soldiers at willow dale cemetery? I'm looking for John H Thackston. died: 3-11-1865. If you do, please send a copy to me.
Name: Jerry Griffin <email@example.com> Date: 2007-03-24 Name Griffin Comments:
Need Origin of Dempsey Griffin, 1790, Wayne Co., N.C., with sons Caleb, Hardy, William, Dempsey and John. Dempsey b:C:1750/60 ? d: aft. 1800 Wayne Co. N.C. Probable came to Wayne Co. in the 1780s.
Name: Frank R Wooten <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-03-20 Name WOOTEN,PERRY,LANGSTON,BRAY,KENNEMORE Comments:
Hello: I am looking for Robert Wootten who came from virginia into North Ga between 1860 and 1900.Robert was listed as a free black on the 1850 census of Surry co Vir.How he came to Ga is a mystery that has been hard to solve.I have checked all sorts of documents without any luck so far. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Frank R Wooten
Name: Frank R Wooten <email@example.com> Date: 2007-03-20 Name WOOTEN,PERRY,LANGSTON,BRAY,KENNEMORE Comments:
Hello: I am looking for Robert Wootten who came from virginia into North Ga between 1860 and 1900.Robert was listed as a free black on the 1850 census of Surry co Vir.How he came to Ga is a mystery that has been hard to solve.I have checked all sorts of documents without any luck so far. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Frank R Wooten
Name: Joanne Williams <email@example.com> Date: 2007-03-13 Name Bethany and Friends Cemetery Comments:
Bethany and Friends cemetery located in Wayne county on Stevens Mill Road.Surnames of burials . Andrews, Hayes , Price, Hall, Faircloth Hill, Jinnette, Turnage , Cox, Moore, Williams, Wiggins, EAson, Martin, Rhodes, Anderson, Johnson, Nelson, Stafford, Newell, Bass, Williford, Britt, Hartley,Jones, Wiley, Wright, Woodard,Daniels, Myers , Atkinson.
Name: Joanne Williams <email@example.com> Date: 2007-03-13 Name Atkinson Comments:
I om searching for the parents of John Thomas Atkinson born May 26 1839 Died June 27 1914 Burried at the Bethany Church Friends cemetery Wife ann or anna Martin born Dec6 1845 Died Jan 16 ,1906 . Also did he remary , a Lucy? any info would be apreciated. from a gg grandson who would like to know about the family.
Name: S Abraham <email@example.com> Date: 2007-03-12 Name Kornegay Comments:
I am looking for info on J.G. Kornegay and his wife Sallie
Heath. They would be my great grandparents. Thank you.
Name: S Abraham <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-03-12 Name Kornegay Comments:
I am looking for info on J.G. Kornegay and his wife Sallie
Heath. They would be my great grandparents. Thank you.
Name: Al Barrs <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-03-05 Name BOYET Comments:
Seeking information on BOYET or BOYETT or BOYETTE family members in Wayne County NC. E-mail: email@example.com
Name: Aneshia <email@example.com> Date: 2007-02-24 Name Vinson, Richardson, Mcintyre, Parks, Betts Comments:
Any information on General Farm? I think it was located in Great Swamp,
Name: David B. Dunn <email@example.com> Date: 2007-02-09 Name Dunn Comments:
I have documented family in Johnston County North Carolina. The last generation I found was Benjamin Dunn and Wife Dicy Webb. I have found a gentleman by the name of Osborn Dunn who had sons in the census records to be the father of Benjamin. I have found a Robert Dunn, Barnabus Dunn Dunn of age to be brothers of Benjamin and their age fits the profile of Osborn being the father. I found Osborn. I found a Benjamin Dunn in Wayne old enough to be the father of Osborn. Does anyone in Wayne County N.C. Research know these names
Name: David B. Dunn <email@example.com> Date: 2007-02-03 Name Dunn Comments:
Would like to start doing research in Wayne County. I found my ancestors came from Wayne to Johnston County
Name: Linda Nelson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-01-16 Name Nelson Hearne Comments:
Nelson/Hearne I am looking for information on C.J. Nelson and his wife Sally Hearne. Both from New Bern. they were married Oct 29, 1836. I would also like to find out who C.J. Nelson parents were and were they from New Bern.
Any help would be appreciated.
Linda Nelson
Name: Dede Harrill <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-01-11 Name harrill, harrell, broadhurst Comments:
Our Hazel Harrill and Caty Shanks Harrill mar. Jan. 1788 Fauquir Co., Va; found later in Wayne Co., NC by 1790
and in Hawkins Co., TN by 1810. Hazel's sister, Franky/Frankie mar. Jan. 1788 William Broadhurst also in Fauquir Co., VA. Evidently Wm. Broadhurst/Behurst, already from Wayne Co., moved w/ Frankie back to NC. Another brother of Hazel's was Samuel who mar. Peggy Redman. There was also another brother, Daniel in Fauquier Co. - children of Daniel, Sr. If anyone has any info. on any of these families, I would be interested in sharing info.
Name: Brian Foley <email@example.com> Date: 2006-12-28 Name FOLEY Comments:
Searching for on ANY information besides the 1820 Wayne County Census for the name of information on a B Jedidiah FOlEY who appears in the 1820 census. Would appreciate anything.
Brian Foley
Name: Rosalyn Sumner <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-11-19 Name Jordan Comments:
I have a Matthew Jordan, b. 1776 in Wayne County, NC, on 1850 census of Jefferson County, GA. Who were his parents?
Name: Stan <email@example.com> Date: 2006-11-14 Name Johnson, Thomas, Davenport Comments:
I'm looking for any information on the following people:
Robert Ellis Johnson born 1877 in Oglethorpe Co. Georgia
married first to Lillie Jane Davenport and then to a Willie F. Thomas who was from Greene Co. Georgia and had these children:Richard,Albert,Milton,Lonnie and Obie Thomas. I know they lived in North Carolina and am taking a long shot that it was in Wayne Co. I would appreciate any info on these folks.
Name: Martha Kapp <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-11-08 Comments:
Searching for siblings of young woman born 6/11/1959. She believes she was one of 8 children separated in early 60s, possibly along with a brother born 5/24/1961. Is desperate to find family.She believes they were born and possibly lived in Wayne Co. Last name MAY have been WILLIAMS, BUT NOT SURE. PLEASE EMAIL WITH INFO: firstname.lastname@example.com
Name: Martha Kapp <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-11-08 Comments:
Does anyone know if old military barracks were ever used to house low-income people or perhaps serve as Foster Care Facility around 1960 in Goldsboro area?..Looking for a building descibed as old, white barracks-like building. Email with info firstname.lastname@example.com
Name: KChamberlain <email@example.com> Date: 2006-10-29 Name Pitts Comments:
I am looking for any information on the Pitts who lived in Wayne County, NC around 1790 to 1815. Especially interested in any records which show relationships. A Nancy Pitts (widow) left Wayne County in about 1815 or so with her seven children and went to Rutherford County, TN. There is a David Pitts in Wayne County census records, but find nothing additional about him. Can anyone help? Thank you.
Name: George Wiggins <email@example.com> Date: 2006-10-08 Name Wiggins Comments:
I have been posting this querry for several years hoping someone will give me some answers. I am looking for the family of Isaac Wiggins. Isaac was killed in a railroad accident in 1925 in Goldsboro, NC Isaac was married to Mary (Mollie)Lewis. They had 5 children Twins died soon after birth and in burried with their father at The Providence Methodist Church Cemetery in Goldsboro, NC the other children's names are Arnold, Vivian and ? They moved away from Goldsboro sometime after the death of Isaac. Where? I hope this is read by someone that can help me locate this family.
Name: Ann McIntyre <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-10-08 Name Lee and Newnam Comments:
I am looking for information on a Henry Clayton Lee, His mother was Allie Lee, I am unsure if she was married or not, but Henry was her only child , Allie Lee is to be buried in a family graveyard around a Church that was just listed as Christian Church, Henry Lee later married a Leila Newnam and was know to teach indians. Any information would be appriciated.
Name: Rory Pender <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-09-12 Name Pender Comments:
Looking for anyone who has info on John(Doc)G.Pender. Lived in county around 1850's. Any history would be helpful. He's my Great,Great,GrandFather.
Thank You.
Name: johnny grantham <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-08-29 Name grantham Comments:
i am a direct decendant of rev. nathan grantham of wayne county n.c. i AM LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON THE NORTH CAROLINA SIDE OF MY FAMILY. I KNOW THEY CAME FROM N.C. THEN MOVED TO WILKES CO. GA. ANY INFO WOULD BE A GREAT HELP.
Name: Deborah H. Free <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-08-23 Name Allen Comments:
Looking for the family of Thomas R. Allen (1915-1995), son of Clinton Cicero Allen. Believe this Thomas Allen last resided in Dudley Wayne Co., NC in 1995. Would like to locate family members who could provide information on Clinton and Sallie Henderson Allen, Thomas's parents? Sallie would have been a great-great aunt of mine.
Deborah H. Free
Cherokee Co., GA
Name: Dorothy Jacobs <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-08-09 Name James Daniel Jacobs Comments:
I would like to know about His family. I know nothing about my grandfather. I only know I was told he was born and raised in Wilson. He had a sister name Carie Jacobs.I think he had another sister but not sure what her name was.
Name: Brenda Lowe <email@example.com> Date: 2006-07-27 Name Taylor Comments:
I am looking for the parents of Joshua Lawrence Taylor born around 1830 in Wayne Co. He married Huldah Pearce of Onslow Co. and also lived in Onslow. His daughter Melissa Taylor Aman was my g-grandmother. He also had a son named John Allen Taylor whose descendants are in Lenior Co. Any help would be appreciated.
Brenda Lowe
Name: sherri mitchell <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-07-18 Name robbins/ robins Comments:
does anybody know if the robbins family the same family that spells the name robins?
Name: Robin <email@example.com> Date: 2006-05-28 Name HENDERSON Comments:
Looking for Robert Henderson b 1758 Wayne County, N.C and passed away in 1819 Blount County, Tn. He was married to a Martha ? Their children were:
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Name: Helen <email@example.com> Date: 2006-05-27 Name Phariss/Burgess/Gaines Comments:
I am in need of an obituary for Ruby Gaines Burgess Phariss who died June 21, 2001 at Mt. Olive, Wayne County, NC.
Name: Michael Hardy <email@example.com> Date: 2006-05-07 Name Brown Comments:
I am interested in finding information on Zachariah Brown who was born 1821. He died May 7 1862 in Goldsboro. I have records indicating that he was buried in Mound of 800 unknown in the old city cemetary.
Name: tammy gurley tyner <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-05-03 Name Gurley Comments:
Help!! My great grandfather was murdered in 1916 by a John Richards. Also implicated in the crime was Ben Coley and Isham Smith. A man named Frank Coley also gave information to the deputies. I know what happened to John Richards, but I don't know anything else, like where he was from or his age. Nothing! I know nothing about the other gentlemen and have had no luck in finding them either. I do know that Isham Smith was arrested later during the year for breaking and entering. This I found from the Archives. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!!
Name: Dan Brown <email@example.com> Date: 2006-04-13 Name Nagley Comments:
I'm hoping someone can find a obit for a cousin-
ROBERT L NAGLEY 22 Mar 1921-- 10 Nov 2002 27534 Goldsboro, Wayne, NC
Good luck and thanks in advance
Dan in Oregon
Name: carol wheeldin warren <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-04-08 Name WASHINGTON, BROWN, WHILDEN Comments:
I find many African American/mulatto families in Goldsboro.
Is there a specific site for the same?
I am hoping to find a link to my WEELDON/WHILDEN/WILDEN
ancestors who descend from WILLIAM LAWRENCE WEELDON, black, b.1829 SC, who married CHARATA BROWN, mulatto, b. 1833 NC.
I believe the families to be linked to NATIVE AMERICANS.
Most sincerely,
carol wheeldin warren.
Name: WINNIE CASE <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-02-15 Name CROOM, MAJOR AND BENIJAH Comments:
Name: jerrilynne <email@example.com> Date: 2006-02-15 Name Carraway, Futrill/Futrell, McKinne Comments:
Researching information on the Carraway, Futrill/Futrell, McKinne familes of Wayne County. I will gladly share all information I have. <br>Thanks, <br>Jerri Lynne
Name: Ursula White <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-02-06 Name Bannerman Comments:
I am trying to research my family history, my great grandmother name was Clara Bannerman, until she marrried an Artis
Name: Lexine Davis <email@example.com> Date: 2006-01-30 Name Edgerton, Bailey, Suggs Comments:
I am looking any information on Nathan Ederton and his wife Mary, she may be a Bailey. They raise a little girl named Tresey E. Suggs. This little girl is connected to our family. 1880 census.
Name: Emily Whitley O'Neal <email@example.com> Date: 2006-01-28 Name Watson Comments:
Need obit for Alice Oveta Whitley Watson who
died in Goldsboro, Wayne County on July 5, 1994.
She was my first cousin. Thanks!
Name: Amanda Thornton <email@example.com> Date: 2006-01-27 Comments:
Recently purchased a home located on 108 Glenwood Trail Goldsboro, NC. Door knocker reads BWD; I believe this home was built by Ben W. Daniels Sr.(Daniels Construction Co. ?) in 1920, he would have been 34 I think, I believe he died in the home in 1972, but this is unclear from the records. Have heard from past owner the home was located where Pizza Hut now stands. I am looking for photos from the Daniels family or someone with a street scene of Ash Street.
Name: Barb Dowden <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-01-15 Name Lewis Comments:
Looking for any infro on William A/H Lewis who married Harriet M. Hensley or Casey. I have a William H. Lewis married Harriett Hensley 31Jul1853 in Yancey Co., NC, but I have had no luck finding William marry to a Harriett Casey. My William according to the census 1860 Wayne Co., NC, 1870 and 1880 Census of Yancey Co., NC look to be all the same William. Need prove. I know his name was William and his wife name was Harriett, but which Harriett?
Name: sherri mitchell <email@example.com> Date: 2006-01-08 Name richardson/ mitchell Comments:
iam looking for in information on charlotte mitchell that married jack richardson in -1871 at the home of curtis mitchell.i cant find anything on this couple .thanks
Name: M. Sawyer <email@example.com> Date: 2005-12-17 Name Daniel (s), Simms Comments:
Seeking info on a Moses Daniel (s) and his parents. His mother was a Sally or Sarah Simms (married to a Daniels) Moses later found in Georgia with wife Dorothy or Dorothea Applewhite. Would appreciate help.
Name: Mary McGuffin <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-12-01 Name Jones Comments:
I am searching for John Wasdin Jones, born in Wayne Co. N.C. Jan.5, 1837. First wife Sue Carter. Second wife Cynthia Ann Poe.
Name: Marc Best <email@example.com> Date: 2005-11-29 Comments:
I am trying to figure out who was the first Marcellus James Best's father. thanks.
Marcellus 3
Name: Clifton L Baker <email@example.com> Date: 2005-11-29 Name Baker, Seemore,Seamore Comments:
Looking for any information on the family of William Baker(B. abt. 1790), with wife Ferabe(b.abt.1806), and son R.Haywood Baker(b.abt.1847). Haywood married Josephine Seemore(Seamore)in Wayne Co. on April 15, 1869. Haywood and Josephine's children were William Redden Baker(my great grandfather), Sarah J, Jesse J, and Samuel. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Name: Jim Brady <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-10-28 Name Brady Comments:
Doe anyone have access to birth records for Wayne County. My great uncle John A Brady indicated on a marriage license that he was born in Wayne County, NC. His birth year would be between 1830 to 1832. His father was John Abner Brady and his mother's name was Mary Ann. Other siblings may also have been born in Wayne County. Any information would be appreciated.
Name: Cheryle Wadsworth <email@example.com> Date: 2005-10-27 Name Pool Comments:
Looking for family of John Council Pool born in NC about 1825, found in GA, Early County 1847. Died in TX in 1903.
Name: Kim Davis <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-09-21 Name Roberts Comments:
I am looking for any information on a Benjamin Roberts who was born in North Carolina but I am not sure what county. He may have been born between 1767 and 1800, married to a Barbara or Elizabeth. He later moved to Tennessee, Sevier County. He and his wife had the following children:
Anna B. 1813 N.C
Francis B. 1816 N.C., married John Kear, or Kerr
Joel B. 1820
John H. B. 1826 in Cocke Cty TN married Nancy Claybough
Abedinago B. 1830
I descend through his son John H. Roberts, whose son was James Jonathon. Any info you have would be greatly appreciated. We have been stuck on James for a few years now.
Name: Donna Jamison <email@example.com> Date: 2005-09-20 Name Brafford Comments:
I'm looking for a Brafford Family in Goldsboro, Wayne Co. in the 1840s and 50s. Some of the names are Jane Brafford that married a Myers. Lottie, Lucinda, Nathan. The family
is from Ireland. Several of the men were killed in the civil war. Thank you Donna
Name: joe jenkins <email@example.com> Date: 2005-09-15 Name Sauls, Newsom,Becton,Jenkins Comments:
My ggreat uncle, Jefferson Jenkins was married to Caroline F Sauls, the daughter of Etheldred Sauls...after her death, he married mary, Caroline's sister....looking for information on any of the allied families mentioned here and specifically Laura Elizabeth Jenkins,the daughter of Jeff and Mary Sauls Jenkins...any help appreiated.
Name: William P. Smirh <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-08-21 Name Aycock Comments:
looking Ally Aycock, b. about1800/02. Dau. Amy June Aycock b. abt. 1831, m. Johnson Peele. All in Saulston Township 1850. Was Ally married?
Name: Vickie Martin <email@example.com> Date: 2005-07-20 Name Ballenger, Santistevan Comments:
I am looking for any info. on my deceased grandfather named Earl Leland "Bill" Ballenger, born 3-31-1912,Goldsboro, NC. His father is William Bryon Ballenger,mother, Lula Daughtry. Thank you for any info.
Name: MaryEllen Keathley <email@example.com> Date: 2005-07-20 Name Keathley/Giles/Herring Comments:
I am looking for infomation on John Keathley, Sr. He was married to Elizabeth Giles and would like information on her. I have information on Jonathon Keathley and his marriage of Nancy Herring, her parents, etc.
Name: Jo <email@example.com> Date: 2005-07-05 Name Walston Comments:
Does anyone have a copy of the Watery Branch Church cemetery?
Name: John Harris <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-06-29 Name Harris Comments:
I am looking for information on Daniel Harris who was referenced in the estate records of Micajah Casey in 1800, Wayne County, NC. Also referenced in the estate records is a William Harris Jr. who I think winds up marrying Micajah's daughter Mary. I am wondering if William Harris Jr. and Daniel Harris are brothers? Also any other information about this family and their origins will be appreciated. I suspect this Daniel Harris may be my GGGG Grandfather who died in Darlington County, SC in October 1807.
Name: William P. Smith <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-06-03 Name Smith Comments:
Looking for decendants of Needham J. Smith b.1/26/1842. Rufus Jackson Smith. b. 2/25/1877
&/or Rufus Jackson Jr. b.9/24/1922 &/or Edward Thompson Smith b. 9/24/1922. Needham was oldest son of Rufus Smith & Julia Johnson Smith. mygggrandparents. They were from the Hood Swamp area of Saulston Twsp. of Wayne County. NC.
Name: Jean Fuller <email@example.com> Date: 2005-05-25 Name Barnes Comments:
Would like to know the maiden name of Ruth who married S.A. Barnes abt 1844 in N.C. believe to be in Wayne County. Thank you.
Name: Robert Scaggs <email@example.com> Date: 2005-05-14 Name Dewey; Glisson, Summerlin Comments:
I am researching Ephraim Hastings Dewey who was born in 1839 in MA and died in Mt. Olive, NC in 1896. He was married to Alice C. Glisson who was born in 1859 and she later married Joseph Summerlin after Ephraim died. Ephraim was buried in the Lam Kelley graveyard. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has information on this family. For example, where is the Lam Kelley graveyard? Where is Alice buried? Are there any stories about their occupations, lives in Wayne and Duplin Counties, etc. Thanks!
Name: Susan Phelps <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-04-20 Name Pate and Pike Comments:
Esther ___ m.___ Pate, b. 20Mar1916, d. 17Nov1988 Goldsboro,Wayne Co., NC
ch.Leonard Braxton (Buster) Pike, b. 1937
Junior Pate, Buddy Pate, Sissy Pate, Kitten Pate.
Know only nicknames for the pate siblings.
Name: Susan Phelps <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-04-20 Name Pate and Pike Comments:
Esther ___ m.___ Pate, b. 20Mar1916, d. 17Nov1988
ch.Leonard Braxton (Buster) Pike,
Junior Pate, Buddy Pate, Sissy Pate, Kitten Pate.
Know only nicknames for the pate siblings
Name: Patsy Evans <email@example.com> Date: 2005-04-19 Name Edmondson Comments:
I need to obtain death certificates for 3 relatives who died in the Rocky Mount Hospital before 1960, Was that hospital in Nash or Edgecombe Co.
Name: Margaret Sessions <email@example.com> Date: 2005-03-28 Name Newell, Wright, Addison,McDaniel,Stewart,McConnell Comments:
I am looking for information on Bryant Newell who lived in Wayne County before moving to Cumberland County. This was about 1840 when they, Bryant and Edith moved to Cumberland County. Bryant was born about 1813. Have no idea what Edith's surname is, but would love to find out.
Name: jean adams <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-03-22 Name Adams/Sasser/Jernigan Comments:
Anyone have a Lewis Adams in their family? Lewis Adams married Susannah Morgan 1799; son Charney Adams 2nd married Nancy Holland; son John Q Adams Sr married Phereby Sasser--her mother was Mary Jernigan of Wayne Co. ANY HELP WITH LEWIS ADAMS IS GREATLY APPRECIATED. Cannot go any further back than 1799 with their marriage. Trying to find connection to Pres John Adams of Mass THANKS
Name: Cecilia Minder <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-03-13 Name Manly, King, Wolfe Comments:
Am searching for any information on my ancestor's, Benjamin Manly's, parentage. I believe them to be James and Amanda Manly; but, their marriage seems to be too late for Benjamin to have been Amanda's son. He is most likely James Manly's son though.
Benjamin was born in Waynesboro, North Carolina in 1820.
I would like to be in touch with anyone who is related to this line or is reasearching this line.
Ceya Minder
Name: joshua howell <email@example.com> Date: 2005-03-01 Name Gardner, Summerlin Comments:
1930 census shows Lonnie Gardner with wife Annie M, and daughter Lean C. This Annie is Annie Mae Summerlin, from next door at Wyle Summerlins. I'm looking for information on their descendants.
Name: Bill Vanlandingham <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-02-28 Name Brafford---Howell Comments:
I am looking for informaton on Edward Brafford who married Elizabeth Howell. They were in Wayne County around 1830
Bill V
Name: charlene newell <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-02-26 Name newell, hancock, stewart Comments:
Joshua Newell was born, perhaps in Wayne County, in 1795, got married to Elizabeth, had a son John, his wife must have died, took son John to Georgia in 1830's. I would appreciate any help finding out more about him. Thanks Charlene Newell
Name: Jimmy Montgomery <jim12mn> Date: 2005-02-21 Name Rose Comments:
Looking for someone doing research on the surname Rose in Wayne count. Theopulos Rose or Mark Rose.
Name: Jimmy Montgomery <jim12mn> Date: 2005-02-21 Name Montgomery Comments:
Is there anyone in Wayne County familar with the surname Montgomery. If you are please contact me
Name: BJ <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-02-15 Name Boyt/Boyett/Boyatt Comments:
I really need an GenAngel !
Is there a kind soul who could do a little reasearch for me ?
Im looking for ANY information on Jordon Boyatt (any spelling) and/or his wife, who I think was Polly. Time frame is 1840, give or take.
The family lived in and around Black Creek for hundreds of years..so there have to be lots of records on them...but Jordon is very elusive and I need him to link back to our Tn/Ky lines.
ANY help appreciated !
Name: Susan Burgess-Hoffman <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-02-12 Name HOSEA Comments:
I am just beginning the search on this family. Any help is appreciated.
Descendants of William H. Hosea
William H. HOSEA b: 17 Feb 1831 d: 25 Nov 1892
.+MARY b: 1844 d: 1930 m: Bef. 1862
2 Amanda J HOSEA b: 1862
2 John W HOSEA b: 1865
2 James HOSEA b: 1866
....+LUCY b: 1872
2 Harriet L. M. HOSEA b: 1869
2 Nancy Ellen HOSEA b: 17 Feb 1871 d: 17 Apr 1922
2 Rufus HOSEA b: 1877
....+Ethel Violet EDWARDS b: 07 Mar 1886 d:15 Jul 1987 Father: David Nathan Edwards Mother: Nannie Elizabeth Ann HEATH
...3 Rufus Haywood HOSEA b: 07 Oct 1913 d: 16 Nov 1982
2 Addison HOSEA b: 1882
....+Alma BOWDEN
...3 John Robert HOSEA b: 1923 d: 08 Apr 2004
.......+Mary LITTLE d: Bef. 2004
...*2nd Wife of John Robert HOSEA:
.......+Christine SAUNDERS
...3 Addison HOSEA
...3 Ellsworth HOSEA
2 Charles E. HOSEA b: 12 Nov 1883 d: 24 Feb 1914
Name: Vickie Mattocks <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-02-10 Name Taylor, Smith Comments:
I am looking for any information on John G. Taylor who was living with Winny Smith in the 1860 Wayne County Census. Was he the brother of Winny? I believe she was a Taylor before she married Major Smith.
Name: Vickie Mattocks <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-02-03 Name Taylor , Hobbs Comments:
I am looking for information on a John William Taylor that married Betsey May Hobbs in 1908 in Wayne County. They are listed in the Wayne County 1910 census and have one son Raymond A Taylor. John and Betsey divorced and Betsey may have moved away with her son. Any information on Betsey May Hobbs Taylor and/or Raymond Taylor will be greatly appreciated
Name: joe jenkins <email@example.com> Date: 2005-01-25 Name Jenkins, Sauls Comments:
Looking for information about Laura E Jenkins, the daughter of Jefferson and Mary Sauls Jenkins, born 1870, lived with father and mother in Saulston (now Fremont) in 1880...no record of her after that...Jefferson lived in Goldsboro in 1900 with woman named Alice Wainwright and her son William....any information about any of these people would be appreciated!!
Name: Mary Howell Sampson <email@example.com> Date: 2005-01-21 Name Howell, Barton Comments:
Looking for info on Arthur Howell family born abt 1785 NC died abt 1860 in Mitchell Co., Ga. Some records show he was born in Wayne County, NC. I believe his father to be Daniel Howell but this has not been confirmed. No name for Arthur's wife but belive her maiden name may be Barton. A son was named Woodard Barton Howell born 1812 in NC and died in Gadsden Co., Fl.
Name: Susan Middleton <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-01-19 Name Elmore, Best, Fields, Ivey Comments:
Does anyone know the history of the small house that sits on the same side of the road and just a little north of Piney Grove Church? A Mrs. Cobb lived there several decades ago and the last I noticed it was still being used. My grandmother told me that she taught school there for awhile and that would have been 1910- period. Thanks.
Name: joshua howell <email@example.com> Date: 2005-01-08 Name CHASE Comments:
I am looking for information on John Chase and Nancy Unknown. According to the 1880 census they live in Wayne County, had 3 children, and were born in 1848/50 and 1843/45 respectively. But the 1860 census shows John W Chase as 12 years old living with a Nancy chase 20 something and a Penny Chase 50 years old, no other men in the house. Does anyone know anything about these chases? There are no Chases in the 1870 census.
Name: linda nelson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-01-05 Name Nelson Comments:
Nelson, Charles L.T. father of Richard Marshall Nelson. Charles was in Wayne co. in 1859. Richard M resigned from west point 1861 due to the impending war. Any information on this family would be appreciated
Name: joshua howell <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-01-03 Name GOODSON SMITH Comments:
Looking for any info on Hazy Goodson b.1831 d. 1915 married sylvia SMITH d.1930. They are buried in at Piney Grove church in Wayne County. They have children Thomas H, Nancy, John W H, Robert.
Name: joshua howell <email@example.com> Date: 2005-01-03 Name lewis sauls Comments:
Looking for any info on Leonard Lewis b. abt 1833 married Sara Jane Sauls b. abt 1847. They had a daughter, Margaret Adeline who married into the Parks family of Hood Swamp.
Name: joshua howell <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-01-03 Name chase Comments:
Looking for any info on a John Chase b. abt 1848 m. a Nancy b. abt 1845. They had children William C, George, and McDuffie. Probably Stoney Creek area. William C married Eva Holland and had a daughter named Rosa Chase, who married into the Howells.
Name: William E. Howell <email@example.com> Date: 2005-01-02 Name Howell Comments:
Could anyone tell me where to find the early Wayne Co marriages listed?am looking for the marriage of Benjamin Jasper Howell (groom) and Elmira Semiel((Bride) probably not her surname. married abt. 1833 thanks
Name: Milford Kirby <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-12-30 Name COOR Comments:
I was delighted to see that images of the Edmund Coor family bible had been posted to the Wayne County genweb page, particularly since I donated them to the NC State Archives. I do have one question, though. How is it that EDMUND has been misspelled as EDMOND on the index page. There is absolutely no doubt as to the spelling of his name. There is no "o" in the second syllable of EDMUND. Keep up the good work, but get great granddaddy's name right.
Name: BOBBY DORSEY <firstname.lastname@example.com.> Date: 2004-12-03 Name harmon,thompson,mitchell. Comments:
I need info. on relatives in Wayne, and Johnston county,N.C. Harmons,Thompsons, and Mitchells. Thanks!!! BobbyD
Name: BOBBY DORSEY <email@example.com.> Date: 2004-12-02 Name Harmon/Harman,Thompson,Mitchell Comments:
I need info. on Harmon,Harman,Mitchell,and Thompsons relatives from Wayne,or Johnston county,N.C.Thanks for any help.I will be glad to share whatI have with you. BobbyD
Name: Donna M. Chapman <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-11-23 Name Bardin, Wasdin, Uzzell, Dickinson, Daniel Comments:
I am searching for information on the families of Wasdin Bardin, and Catherine Dickinson. They were both born in Wayne Co., N.C., but by 1840 had migrated to Texas. Wasdin Bardin was married to Elizabeth Dickenson, Catherine's sister, and they had at least 5 children. After Elizabeth died, he married Catherine, and they had 5 sons. The Uzzell, Dickinson, Daniel, and Wasdin families all tie into this family. I'm presently trying to link the other Bardin's in Wayne Co., to mine. I know some of them have to be Wasdin's brothers, but I can't prove it. Would love to hear from others working on these lines.
Name: William P. Smith <email@example.com> Date: 2004-11-15 Name Uzzell Comments:
Looking for Mary J. Uzzell b.1834. m. Ivey Westley "S.I." Sutton b.1834/1835. Both bur. Fairview Cemetery, Lenoir Co. LaGrange, NC. They were my GGgrandparents. Who were thier parents? Who were siblings? What were they born? HELP>
Name: Deborah H. Free <email@example.com> Date: 2004-11-14 Name ALLEN and HENDERSON Comments:
Looking for the family of THOMAS R. ALLEN, his last residence listed as Dudley Wayne Co., NC. He was born- June 8th., 1915 and died June 13th. 1995. Father was Clinton Cicero Allen and mother Sallie P. Henderson. I am researching the HENDERSON line. Believe Sallie's father to be Thomas L. Henderson, born Dec 1838 in Scotland and died after the 1910 Gilmer Co., GA Census. Would appreciate being put in contact with this family. Thanks Deborah
Name: John Coleman Stroud <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-11-02 Name Griffin Comments:
Looking for Dempsey Griffin born 1880-1890 NC married Mary
died before 1850 Poinsett County Arkansas,
known children Caleb Griffin born 1810-1820 N.C. married MALISSA REEDE died before 1850 Poinsett County Arkansas, James Griffin born abt 1813 NC Married unknown, Married Margaret Ford in Poinsett County Arkansas, died 1856 Poinsett County Arkansas, Elizabeth Griffin born abt 1812 NC married L. H. SUTFIN Poinsett County Arkansas,died befor 1860 Poinsett County Arkansas. L. H. Sutfin then married Malissa Reede Griffin.
The only Dempsey Griffin listed in NC in 1820 the right age
with male children born between 1810 and 1820 that can be found is in Wayne County.
1820 Census NC Wayne County
Male Female
Head of household -10 10-15 16-18 16-25 26-44 45+ -10 26-44
Griffin Dempsey 3 1 1 1 1
Name: Judy R. Moye <email@example.com> Date: 2004-10-26 Name Raiford, Moye Comments:
I had an earlier query but my email address has changed.
Thanks, Judy
Name: Linda <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-10-06 Name WILLOBEE-CAIN Comments:
I am a relative of the Cain family. I am searching for Barbara Willobee, daughter of Daniel J. and Norma Cain III.
In 1999, Barbara was residing in Goldsboro-Wayne-North Carolina. Can any one help me contact her?
Any and all assistance will be gratefully appreciated.
Thank you, Linda-Ohio
Name: Donald Best <email@example.com> Date: 2004-09-21 Name Best Comments:
I am trying to find information about the Best Families that lived in Wayne County for the 1830 Census I am trying to identify a possible connection to my GGGranfather Thomas Best born about 1811 (about 19-20 Y/O at the 1830 Census). He married a woman abt 1830-1834 called Mary (no known last name). Their first child was named Sarah F Best born about 1835 in North Caroline. Other children were two boys John D Best (1841 Tennessee) and Joesph W Best (1838 Tennessee). There are some common names. Could anyone help shed some light on these families for me. I would greatly appreciate any help. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Name: Brian Foley <email@example.com> Date: 2004-09-06 Name Foley, Bass Comments:
Does anyone know of the relation between Andrew BASS Sr. and Jedediah/Jeremiah FOLEY. Said FOLEY was listed in the will of said BASS in 1796 I believe. Thank you. If you have any information that might be relevant to these two individuals please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Name: Charles Marvin Casey <email@example.com> Date: 2004-07-27 Name Casey Comments:
I am descended from Jeremiah Casey born abt. 1754 and died in Richmond Co, NC 1810. He lived in Wayne Co, NC near Micajah Casey in the Cliffs of Neuse State Park area. He bought land in 1783. Were he and Micajah brothers? Who were their parents? His children were: Samuel, Sarah, Nancy, Elizabeth, Lovey, Mary, James Calvin, Lemuel (my ancestor) and Zilphia. Would appreciate any info.
Name: Pat Smith <email@example.com> Date: 2004-07-18 Name Langston/Reddick/Speight Comments:
Does anyone have access to book "Langstons and Their Kin" as I have heard there is much info there. Would like any help - line I am searching is John and Ann Reddick Langston, his oson William b. 1761 Wayne Co and John B. Langston b. 1790 in Wayne co married to Penelope Speight. Any help is appreciated.
Name: JEAN RACKLEY ARSEMENT <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-07-18 Name BAKER BARDIN BARNES BOSWELL COLEY DARDIN HOWELL LANE PIKE RACKLEY TOMLINSON Comments:
LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON BARNA OR BARNEY BAKER OF WAYNE, MOTHER WAS INDIAN (?} NAMED NANCY, MD. FIRST: SUSAN ALLEN 2ND: NANCY LANE DO bRYANT AND LOUISA COLEY LANE. THEY LIVED IN THE NAUHUNTA DISTRICT NEAR EUREKA. ANY LIGHT YOU MAY SHED ON THIS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. JEAN ARSEMENT
Name: Patsy Evans <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-05-21 Name Kennedy Comments:
I am searching for information on R. M. Kennedy, born 1851 son of J. E. Kennedy and Mary B. ________ of Brogden, Wayne Co. N. C. He married 1. Nora Evans of Pitt Co. N. C. 2. Bertha Hardee of Pitt Co. N. C. Did he married 3. Hattie B. Evans of Pitt County N. C.?
Name: Iris Brown <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-05-02 Name Wallace, Stanley Comments:
My gggrandfather was AARON WALLACE, b ca 1813 in unknown, d aft 1880 in Johnston Co. He was 35 yrs old according to the Johnston Co. Census in 1850. I would like to find where he was before that. He m NANCY STANLEY 8 March 1837 in Johnston Co. She was d/o Jesse and Ann Baker Stanley. Does anyone have any knowledge of any of these names? If so, please email me at: <firstname.lastname@example.com> Thank you.
Iris Brown
Name: Weldon W. Howell <email@example.com> Date: 2004-04-22 Name Howell; Boyett Comments:
Need a look-up for Henry and Rachael Howell of Wayne (Old Dobbs) County as to their final will and testimate. Henry is believed to have died in about 1779 as Rachael is listed in the 1790 Census as head of Household. Primairly looking for children of Henry and first wife, and Henry and Rachael. Family lore has Archelious Howell (first family) as being born in the 1720s and in 1740. I am descended from Henry and Rachael's John H. Howell, born 1777, (Old Dobbs) Wayne County, NC. Any information regardless of how small is greatly appreciated. I am attempting to gather factual data on the Genealogy of Henry Howell and his descendents. I am descended from his son John H. Howell who died in TN in about 1845 (?)..
Name: Joe Reaves <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-03-30 Name REAVES Comments:
Looking for info on William Reaves (1752-?). Wife Elizabeth (Possibly "Purvis"). Resided in Wayne/Dobbs County. Had at least one son named Stephen (Wife Sarah Flowers) who migrated (moved) to Talbot County Georgia. This family has been traced to Alabama (Gadsden) and later to East Texas (Upshur/Camp Counties).
Name: Joe Reaves <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-03-20 Name Reaves Comments:
Looking for info on Stephen Reaves (Reeves) 1772 Wayne, North Carolina. Spouse was Sarah "Sally" Flowers 1777 Wayne, North Carolina. Stephen Reaves father was William Reaves (abt. 1752) Wayne, North Carolina. Spouse was only known as Elzabeth. This Reaves family migrated to Georgia then later Alabama and finally settled in Texas (Upshur/Camp Counties).
Name: Myra Morgan <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-03-12 Name Reaves/Reeves Comments:
I am searching for information regarding William Reaves who died 1790 in Wayne Co., NC. Does anyone know anything of his parents or residence prior to coming to Wayne Co?
Thank you for any information you can provide.
Myra Morgan
Name: Jack Glasgow <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-01-22 Name COBB/S Comments:
Posting on Rootsweb lists William Cobb, born about 1789. Parents as Nathan Cobb & Barsheba Nicholson.
Does anyone know anything about this William Cobb, ie spouse, siblings, kids, etc.???
Name: Evamarie Whittle <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-01-14 Name SPIVEY , HANDLEY Comments:
I'm looking for information on Daniel Handley and Charity Spivey they were married 10 March 1810 in Wayne Co North Carolina. I have both of their birth dates and some info on there parents but I'm looking for whatever information some one may have. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Name: Louise Smith <email@example.com> Date: 2004-01-02 Name King,Faircloth,Johnson Comments:
I am looking for info on a Unity Faircloth b:abt 1803 her children were Deborah or debbie has a couple different names on census such as Debba,Debro,a Benj b: abt1838 ,William b: abt 1849 and Mathew b: abt 1834 Faircloth in the 1870 census she was living with a M Faircloth and his wife Mahala and children of Mathew and Mahala were listed Mary J,Cora ?,Anna ,John N,and some other names i could not make out.Now Debbie Faircloth b: abt 1832 or 1836 Married a Maj M Johnson not sure if this was a title or short for name Debbie was listed as a widow in the 1870 census so i assume that her husband died during the civil war they had a son D E Johnson and a daughter Minnie E Johnson b:12-16-1866 not sure if they any more children.Minnie johnson married a Dallas king and his father was a blunt King and mother was a Mary Cooper as stated on the death Cert. i thank you for any info on these families.
Name: Kathryn Breithaupt <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-12-29 Name Dennen and Daniel Comments:
I am looking for parents of John W Dennen born in TN. I
beleive his folks came from NC. He was born in 1813 he
married Elizabeth Daniel a twin, her father was Plummer
Daniel they were born in NC.
Name: Guy Potts <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-12-16 Name Potts Comments:
Testing thise query site
Name: Layne Sauls <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-12-08 Name Thomas Comments:
Looking for ingormation on Daniel Landrum Thomas, possible son of Frederick Gibble Thomas.
Name: Floyd Summers <email@example.com> Date: 2003-11-19 Name Summers Comments:
I am looking for the folks of Thomas Summers born about 1736 wife unknown moved to Wayne co, Ky.died about 1805.
Name: Diane Brookins <email@example.com> Date: 2003-11-11 Name Brooking/Brookins/Folds Comments:
James Brooking/Brookins/Brookin/ died "at camp near Goldsboro, North Carolina" in 1862 of measles. He was with the 44th Georgia Infantry. I understand these soldiers were buried eventually in one cemetery. Can anyone tell me if a list of these burials exists and where I might access it.
Thanks for any input.
Diane Brookins
Name: Raechel Rugar <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-10-22 Name Bass Comments:
I am looking for the birth record of Ephraim Bass b 1784 in Wayne Co. Can anyone assist me? How can I get this?
Name: linda pender kriewall <email@example.com> Date: 2003-09-10 Name durham/pender Comments:
i am looking for any information on a nancy durham who was born on may 22, 1780. i also have information that she was married on dec. 20 1797 although my info does not say to whom she was married. i am wondering if she married a pender because i have traced my family back to my great great great grandfather who i believe was named durham pender he was born about 1800 in north carolina and moved to illinois in about 1830. we are having abosolutely no luck finding out who his parents were. i also know that later generations of penders married a durham, and durham pender had a daughter named nancy. any info would be greatly appreciated
Name: william p. smith <email@example.com> Date: 2003-08-31 Name aycock Comments:
looking for decendants of ally aycock. dau. amy j.aycock, married johnson peele. any info. thanks wm. p. smith
Name: william p. smith <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-08-31 Name smith Comments:
looking for decendants of: rufus smith b. 1811. wife julia johnson. son, needham b. 1842. needham's son rufus j. smith b.betw 1870 & 1880. dau. julia b. abt 1870. needham's wife sarah dau. of owen peele.( turner smith living in rufus smith house 1870 12 yrs. old. could be turner smith buried in southeast edge of pikeville town limits???)any info.
Name: Wanda McCarthy <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-08-26 Name Sauls Comments:
I am looking for a black family named Sauls, Ed Sauls wife was Evelyn?. Ed was from a wealthy black family that came from Canada, his family was never enslaved.
I am trying to find his parents information, or any siblings he may have had. Any information will be great.
His ancestors came from Canada and settled in Mass, VA and NC
Name: Betty Hines <email@example.com> Date: 2003-08-14 Name WORRELL, Hines Comments:
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- Burkina FasoClothingFunding via Agence Communautaire pour le Financement de la Micro Entreprise (ACFIME)
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Update on Divine GroupDaouda represents the Divine Group. He is single and has no children, however, he is financially responsible for one other person.
Daouda has run a kiosk for five years. He buys his supplies locally and sells to men and women.
He will use his loan to buy 1 sack of rice, 5 boxes of spaghetti and 1 drum of oil.
Daouda will save his earnings in order to reinvest in his business in the future. He would like to expand his business and improve his living conditions.
Mr est gérant d'un kiosque depuis 05ans. Il s'approvisionne dans son secteur. Ses clients sont les hommes, les femmes.
Il veut s'acheter 01sac de riz, 05cartons de spaghetti et 01 bidon d'huile.
Mr veut épargner ses bénéfices afin de réinvestir dans son activité. Il ambitionne étendre les limites de son activité et améliorer sa condition de vie.
Previous Loan DetailsDaouda represents the Divine group. He is single and has no children or other dependents. He has run a kiosk for three years. He buys his inventory at Kilwin. His customers are men and women. He would like to buy one box of milk, two boxes of spaghetti, and two cans of oil. He would like to save ... More from Divine Group's previous loan »
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About Micro Start/AFDThis loan is administered by Micro Start/AFD, Kiva's first Field Partner in Burkina Faso. Micro Start/AFD's mission is to improve families' living conditions in general, and those of women in particular, by facilitating access to financial and non-financial services.
Micro Start/AFD is a professional microfinance institution offering financial services, advice, and training. One of the organization's principal aims is to collect obligatory and voluntary savings that foster clients' financial independence. Micro Start/AFD also focuses on building female entrepreneurs' skills in management and business administration and improving the living conditions in its clients' communities. More information can be found on Micro Start's Kiva Field Partner Page.
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 6 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Jan 15, 2014
- Listed
- Jan 21, 2014
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
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Let's imagine a perfect Rock world where everyone is young and alive. Got it? Now, right after we patch up that crazy spat between Lennon and McCartney and get those goofballs back on the path, we'll play a rousing game of Build a New Band. Let's take Tommy and Bob Stinson and pair them up with Ray and Dave Davies, then we'll use questionable Clockwork Orange training techniques to make them absorb Rockabilly, Doo Wop, Punk and Country and lock them in a dank studio until they emerge with a raw, battle-scarred hybrid of everything they know and love.
Because of the stuttering flash of our teaching methods, they will only be able to concentrate on one style for the length of one song, making their albums sound like acid-dipped mixtapes made by lunatics with focus issues and a penchant for volume. And for no good reason, we'll call them The Black Lips.
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Someone recommended I post this map here as a WIP and after looking over it today have decided to fix and expand upon this sample I made while following a tutorial for Corel Photo-Paint.
It was just to be a test to follow along with, but a mistake caused me to have black shapes appear around some parts of the islands. In order to try and cover this up I placed my mountain ranges around the edges mostly, which gave this map a unique look and feel. For some reason grid lines appeared that shouldn't be there and my mountain ranges did cover all of the black spots. Since the main island resembles a heart I decided to call this one "Heartland".
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After a stretch of time off the schedule, Minneapolis returns in 2013 with a stop at the Metrodome. Supercross has long been a part of the venue's history and has visited sporadically over the past 10 years, which depending on the outcome in April, could change. One of the oldest stadiums in the US, the Metrodome is known for its inflated roof and the resulting loudness, so packing ear plugs is a necessary measure. No matter the weather, the racing will go on inside the climate controlled building.
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Can't get enough of Kitchen Nightmares on FOX? Though the season is just heating up—from Atlanta's Park's Edge to California's Spin a Yarn—esteemed chef and restaurant rescuer Gordon Ramsay will be debuting a brand new show after the current season of Nightmares ends. Get ready for Hotel Hell in April!
Hotel Hell is Gordon Ramsay's anticipated new original show from Fox, set to debut mid-season on Friday, April 6. It takes the same time slot that Kitchen Nightmares holds now, as that show will air its season finale on Friday, March 30 at 8:00 p.m.
What will Ramsay be up to this time around? Similar to his other shows, the seasoned chef will be making over failing hotels, motels and bed & breakfasts across the country, holding the staff and facilities to the impeccable standards that struggling restaurants on his other shows currently face. As the network said in a statement: "With reputations on the line, one thing is certain: if they can't meet Ramsay's high standards, they will never check out of 'Hotel Hell!'"
Fox announced last year that their favorite chef, Gordon Ramsay, would star in a fourth show for the network, but didn't announce a debut date. Ramsay's other three shows include Kitchen Nightmares, Hell's Kitchen and Masterchef.
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In the last week I've completed my spring gardening plan, cleaned up my front yard, and re-arranged and began prepping my back yard for some changes for this year.
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Kansas Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Robbery That Ended in Shooting
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KANSAS CITY, KS—A Kansas City, Kansas man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for a convenience store robbery during which his accomplice was shot by a clerk, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said today.
Jerome Brown, 22, of Kansas City, Kansas, was sentenced to 121 months. Brown pleaded guilty to one count of armed robbery in violation of the Hobbs Act and one count of carrying a firearm during an armed robbery.
In his plea, Brown admitted that on January 10, 2011, he and co-defendant Donnell H. Roberson, 25, of Kansas City, Kansas, robbed the Everyday Convenience Store at 6828 Kaw Drive in Kansas City, Kansas. They entered the store wearing ski masks and carrying handguns. During the robbery, the clerk shot Roberson, and the robbers fled the scene.
Within minutes of the robbery, Roberson went to Providence Medical Center with a gunshot wound. Both men were indicted March 30, 2011. Brown was arrested August 15, 2011.
Roberson is set for sentencing December 5, 2012.
This case was highlighted in a March 31, 2011, news conference in Kansas City, Kansas that focused on the tools that federal prosecutors use to fight gun violence.
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Restaurateur making moves in downtown Fallbrook
FALLBROOK When Faro Trupiano's new restaurant, 127 West Social House, opens in a 130-year-old downtown Fallbrook building this October, it will be his third establishment on Main Avenue.
A full-blooded Sicilian, Trupiano spent his childhood in one family restaurant after another, and has boldly carried on the tradition in a town that's often described as a difficult market for restaurateurs.
"I have kind of a captive audience — in doing my homework, I've kind of figured out what the people of Fallbrook want in their town, what they need," Trupiano said last week, sitting at a table in his latest acquisition, the coffee shop formerly known as Caffe Primo. "Because I'm a hands-on restaurant owner, I talk to a lot of people. So 127 was kind of created by the people of Fallbrook, in telling me what they would like."
Nearly a decade after opening his namesake Italian restaurant on the corner of Main and Aviation Road, Trupiano said last week that he has spent the last eight months renovating the old "Elder House." Straddling a spacious yard at the corner of Main and Elder Street, the structure dates back to the 1880s and was once a diner, among many other things.
According to a 1998 essay by local historian Elizabeth Yamaguchi, the building was earlier home to the town's first doctor's office, and the train crossed the property twice a day.
To become the trendy place that Trupiano envisioned, it needed a thorough makeover, but he has taken care to preserve the historic character of the home.
When the guests begin to show up for dinner later this year, he will undoubtedly be showing off the slice of original roof line that his crews kept intact, just inside the door, as well as the tables crafted out of planks from the original hardwood floor.
The restaurant business runs deep in Trupiano's Italian family, he told me on Thursday.
"I would literally bring my homework to the restaurant — between answering phones and grating mozzarella, I would do my homework," he recalled.
In the late 1990s, not long after graduating from Vista High School, Trupiano got the sink-or-swim treatment when his mother took several months off to visit Italy, leaving the kitchen in his hands.
"She had left me with her assistant, and when I asked the gal for specific measurements, she told me things like 'a handful,' or 'a pinch,'" Trupiano recalled. "I was like, 'Woah, woah, my hand is bigger than your hand.'"
A little while later, Trupiano was studying child psychology in college when his father asked him to take over one of his former locations.
He made the change and never looked back: "No regrets," he told me. "The restaurant business has been great."
At the age of 25, he opened his original "Trupiano's" in a shopping center on the corner of College Boulevard and Highway 76 in Oceanside. Two years later, a man named Herb Lewis, who owned La Estancia Inn off Old Highway 395, approached Trupiano to ask if he would take over the hotel restaurant, which he did.
By 2004, Trupiano was seating diners inside his Italian Bistro in downtown Fallbrook.
The next move came in 2012, when his father asked him to buy into his long-time Oceanside Harbor restaurant, Dominic's — a popular place for pizza and Italian beside the boat slips. The pair also added a wine bar and named it D'Vino.
"It was just 800 square feet, then we to 1,600, and now 2,400, so we've tripled in size," said Trupiano.
With his 127 West Social House — named for its address, 127 W. Elder St. — Trupiano is breaking the mold. Serving "California Modern" cuisine, it will be the first non-Italian restaurant in the family, he confessed.


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The comprehensive examination for the Master of Arts in Communication must be passed by all students. The examination is offered twice a year—usually on the last Friday of October in the fall semester and on the Friday following the week of Spring Break in the spring semester. The exact dates will be announced by the Director of Graduate Studies at the beginning of each term. Students must take the examination on the scheduled day or wait until the next semester. The examination is not offered during the summer.
At the time they enter the MA program, students are assigned a temporary advisor by the members of the graduate studies committee. If students discover that another faculty member's interests match their interests better or if they do not get along well with the temporary advisor, they may change to another advisor. Advisors must be full-time, graduate faculty in the Communication Department; instructors or lecturers are not eligible to serve as students' advisors.
The student's advisor helps the student construct a committee of three faculty members, one of whom is the advisor and who serves as the chair of the committee. All committee members must be full-time faculty at the University of Colorado Denver. The committee members are typically from the Communication Department, but students may select a faculty member from another department to serve on the committee if that person's area of expertise contributes in crucial ways to the area of study. The committee is responsible for evaluating students' answers and conducting the oral portion of the examination.
Recruitment of the members of the committee is the responsibility of students. Students are encouraged to select the members of their examination committee at the beginning of the academic year in which they take their comprehensive examination. Asking faculty members to serve on their committee is a relatively informal endeavor. Students simply should make an appointment with potential committee members to discuss their willingness to be on the committee.
Once their committee is formed, students should complete the Committee Composition form, on which they indicate the composition. If students wish to change their committee members, they must complete a new "Committee Composition" form.
To be eligible to take the comprehensive examination, students must be in their final regular semester of their graduate program. Students may be taking courses in the semester in which they take the examination.
In the semester in which they take the comprehensive examination, students must:
The comprehensive examination has two parts—a written and an oral component. These two parts are completed on separate days, usually with no more than two weeks between them. The written portion of the examination lasts four-and-a-half hours, and the oral examination lasts approximately one-and-a-half hours. The oral portion of the examination is not open to friends and family.
The format of the examination described here applies to students entering the MA program in the spring semester of 2009 or later. Students who entered the program at an earlier date may choose to take the exam detailed in this document or the exam with 10 questions that was described in materials handed out when they began the program. Students who write theses may elect to submit their thesis as the "Written Examination" but will still be required to orally defend the thesis and engage in an oral article critique as outlined below.
In the written part of the comprehensive examination, students are given five essay questions and must answer four of them in a 4.5 hour period. The questions cross content areas and deal with methodological, theoretical and application issues in communication. They encourage students to make connections among constructs, theories, topics and courses. Students are expected to cite relevant scholars and sources in the answers to the questions. Students may bring in a set of notes limited to both sides of an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper. Students may take restroom breaks as needed during the examination.
Students take the examination in the Communication Department office suite on a computer provided by the department. Students are not allowed to use their own laptops for the examination. Paper for the examination is provided by the department.
The oral examination is held in the Communication Department's library in the Plaza Building, room 102-L, generally within two weeks of completion of the written examination. Students should set the date for the oral examination in consultation with their advisor and committee members. Three hours should be allowed for the oral examination. The advisor will need to be in the department when the student begins the process (when the student is completing the critique of the article), but the other committee members will need to be there only for the last 1.5 hours of the examination period. The oral portion of the examination involves four steps:
For both the written and oral components of the exam, students will be evaluated based upon the competency and professional attainment demonstrated. Immediately following the completion of the oral portion of the examination, the student is asked to leave the room, and the committee members caucus privately and assign an evaluation of satisfactory or unsatisfactory on each of the four examination questions. Satisfactory means the student has attained a degree of professional competence in her/his command of the theoretical material as well as in presentational style.
A student must pass all four questions to pass the examination. If only one of the four questions is given a non-passing evaluation, the student is asked to rewrite a question within one week of the oral portion of the examination. Rewrites involve answering a new question and a half-hour oral defense of the answer. Students who are given a non-passing evaluation on two or more questions fail the examination and must wait until a future semester to retake it. Students are informed immediately of the evaluation decision following the oral portion of the examination. The decisions of the committee are final.
Students may retake the examination in a future semester only once. If they fail the examination the second time, they will receive written feedback within two weeks that explains the rationale. Students who fail the examination a second time are dropped from the program and are not allowed to complete the master's degree.
The comprehensive exam is intended to be an educational and culminating experience of the master's program. It is designed to assess your ability to think critically about issues in the communication discipline; such critical thinking includes the ability to analyze, integrate and apply concepts/theories to what you have studied in the program. To engage you in this process, the exam questions are broad based and cut across content areas, methods and issues to provide a thorough context for inquiry. We conceptualize the exam not only as a measure of your understanding of the communication field but also as an opportunity for students and faculty to dialogue about key issues and for faculty to welcome you into the community of communication scholars. To this end, you are encouraged to follow some basic procedures as you prepare for the examination:
Additional information about the comprehensive examination for the MA degree in Communication may be obtained from the Director of Graduate Studies.
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A big batch of ballots from Placer county got tallied late today that has given McClintock an statistically insurmountable lead that has prompted him to declare victory over Charlie Brown. Here is a write up about the race from The Union of Grass Valley. This is big, big win for the GOP and an even bigger win for grassroots conservatives who are eager to return | Read More »


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