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[T1] !JMB First marriage to Fred S. Patterson Jr. 3 Sep 1949.
Children of that marriage
Fred S. Patterson 111 married Peggy Morehouse, Child FSP IV
Keith Leigh (married Dowden)Children: Bree Anne, Rachel, Coleman

Leroy & Joanne married civily 10 July 1965 in Huntsville Ala.
Divorced civily 18 June 1973 in Arlington, Texas
Remarried civily (Mesa Temple) 21 Dec. 1973
Sealing of 27 Jan 1968 in Mesa temple never cancelled
No children of this marriage
Children of previous marriages sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T4] ! JMB notes
GGmother Olivia Hux
Hudson(is #62 on Hux disc). Looking for Benjamin Garner Hux (he is # 48 on Hux
disc)..(Bessie married Garner and I wonder if they were related probably so)
The records from #2 through the pedegree 717 were given to JMB from memory so
the records need work.

[T6] !BEK Cemetery Markings Itawamba Co. Miss. New Chapel Cemetery
Number Seventeen, District 111, Itawamba Co. Miss. recorded July 1971
Directions on copy
Walter H. Minga, Margaret E. Minga, J.B. Minga and J.D. Minga on list
also

[T7] !Michael lives in Williamsburg, Va. He is searching Mingas. He is one of the
members of the Minga family orginization began 3-93

[T8] MEK records
He is still living in Noxubee Co. Miss in 1993
He was a farmer and served in WW 11

[T9] Betty lives and works in Raleigh area (works in Archives). She is searching
Minga, Hartwell (father Nura of Va.) She knows a lady who has written a book
about the Shearins. Not too interested in being a member of Minga family
organization..I will still send her info.

[T11] !He had a delayed birth certificate. JMB (daughter) was told that he was named
General Joe Wheeler Mingia. This may have been a General in the civil war?

[T12] 1st marriage to Norma Lee Potts
children of that marriage
Patricia Carol
Michael Allen
These two children sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T13] !JMB 1st marriage to Gladys Varner 11 Oct 1952 divorced
Children of that marriage
Sandra Lynn (Sandy)
Deshon (Shonnie)
David
Married 2nd time JMB needs dates and name

Married 3rd time JMB needs dates and name
Nickname "Lad"

[T14] !Marriage was 21 Nov 1888 place Faucette Township (Brown marriage Register)
When I spoke with Lonnie Hux (who knew Sam) 4-3-93, he said Sam was married to
Moshie. Moshie was Sam's daughter. Lonnie said Moshie was as old as Sam so
there could have been another Moshie..cousin, or relative like a sister in law
maybe?

[T16] !Do not know which way Boseman was spelled (Bosman)
JMB (grandaughter) was told that the Bosemans came to N C from Emporia Va.
There were Cook relatives too JMB was told

[T17] Greatgranddaughter (Joanne Mingia Burch) was told that this family was from
Elizabeth City. I do not know that for sure.

[T18] !This would be Rosa's husband. JMB (G granddaughter) is not sure. Could not
find G.D. yet

[T19] !She was called Rosie Lee also. I (JMB) believe that she may not have been a
Minga until
her marriage. If she was she married a Minga. Death certificate says her father
was Jessie T.Green (Jessie Green was Martha, wife of Thomas' father) and motherwas Martha Green (not sure of Green her maiden name).Bible says that Rosa's
mother was Martha Greene Mingay (married to Thomas A. Mingay) There was a
mistake
on Rosa's

death certificate. It stated that she was " col".I (JMB) talked to Wheeler Hux
who knew Rosa said that Rosa was white. He pointed to a grove of trees in the
middle of a field beside Edna Hux's house and said she is buried there. That
mistake on the death certificate is one of the reasons
that I (JMB) was stopped in my shearch. When I found her in census in 1850 as a
white child of 8 yrs in the Tom Minga household. In the 1860 census, she was
listed as the 2nd white adult
(seamstress) with M.E. Minga as head of house. Thomas A. died 31 Aug 1859
between the 50 & 60 census.In the 1870 census, Rosa C. was 28, white and 2nd adult with Martha E
as head of house. This age would have made her birth 1842. Bible says she was
born 1840.I believe the C stood for Catherine
This has been a real confused place. What could straighten it out would be that
Martha E. Mingay could have been the Martha Green that is listed on Rosa's
death certificate. Martha could have brought her child or sister Rosa to the marriage to
Tom Mingay. This is just speculation. The family bible has Rosa C. as the 2nd
adult child born 28 May 1840. The death certificate says born 1834. To have been
85
as it says on her death cert. she would have had to been born in 34. I suppose
there could have been two Rosas.

[T26] I believe my (JMB) grandfather was married to her when he died.

[T27] !JMB met Reverand Minga. He looked a lot like my father. He lived in Dallas and
it was about 1977 because his wife had just died. I have a copy of his military
Record and report of separation. His home addres was Honey Grove Texas. He gave
as permanent address 409 E. 10th St, Georgetown, Texas. He was a chaplin and a
Captain. JMB has group sheet he filled out and a history written by his father,
it is not signed but it talks about T H Minga being born. JMB has newspaper
artical of his mothers (Mrs. N.C.Minga) death the Friday before the 17 which
would be 13 Apr 1942.
I do not know where the N.C. comes from as TH listed his mother as Mary
Sanders.
His fathers name was John so N.C. doesn't fit. Notes on John Minga lists people
and places he speaks of in his history. The people that T H speaks of in last
paragraph where he is writting of his fathers history are: Uncle Valca at
Williamson Co.Tex., Uncle Neal, Murph Minga, Aunt Fannie perhaps in Nettleton.

[T31] When I (JMB) met Rev. Minga it was after his wife died in 1976. She was a well
known poet

[T32] Lived with daughter Mrs Coll W. Chism when he died John Mingas grandfather and
grandmother were still alive in 1908 because John and Mary built a house next
to them then near Nettleton Ms. Murph Minga owned a house north of Nettleton in
Oct of 1917 which John Minga rented.

[T34] I have a sheet that Rev. Minga made and it said at the top..Rev. Mingas
mothers family. He listed:
John Tyler (sp) Young husband
Meluine Dabbs wife
His mother was a Sanders. I do not know if this was grandparents.

[T35] !REH records
JMB is sure this is ansester

[T36] !Martha could have brought Green land to the Minga family. That land is across
the road from the Minga land. Greens gave land to the Ebenizer Methodist Church
for building. I wonder if Rosa could have been Green and married a Minga? If
she was born in 1834 as it says on the death cert., she was only 13 years
younger than Martha and could have been a sister or even a child of Marthas as
it shows on the group sheet of Thomas and Martha Mingay.?

[T38] !This sheet came from Richard Hunter and that sources of information were Minga
family bible, Warren Co marriage bonds, Halifax co. marriage bonds
Beths records Birth extimate ..birth of Wm. T.
Carpenter (Warren Co. N.C. 1813) Death date Halifax Co. deed 10 Nov 1847
JMB is sure this is ancester.. 29 on Census 1820 says that he was born
1791 King chart says born 1785-1790? Married to Nickols or Neville

[T40] !Do not know surname or birth. Beths records say Nickols or Neville.( JMB would
choose Neville because of other overlaping Nevilles in Minga family.) Death date
comes from inventory Halifax Co NC (Beth)
There was a gift deed to Elizabeth (Ambroses wife) by Sarah Cheatham of Halifax
Co. (Halifax Co. DB 32 pg. 433) dated 10 Nov 1847. Sarah Cheatham was a Norman.
Sally Norman married James Cheatham #4629, 26 Nov 1829. Sally could have been a
sister to Lydia Norman (wife of Dudley Minga, Jr) George Norman's will
(Granville Co. WB 11 pg 136)

[T43] !BEK records say that her name is spelled Evaline and marriage is 2-Nov
1849
REH records say that her name is spelled Eveline and the marriage is year 1842
Need to have what record says. King chart says married in Halifax others say
Miss.

[T44] !REH records
1st Wilmouth M. Whitaker 18 April 1833 was this date in bible? What for?
REM records say that John D. L. 's daughter named her son..John Dudley
Merritt. Could
John's D stand for Dudley? Ambrose had a brother Dudley that both could havebeen named for? We are searching for Ambrose and Dudleys beginnings. This
John may have been the one living next door to Williamson(#97) on the 1830
census.
There was a John Minga who had a child born in Williamson Co. Texas??? Don't
know which John JMB

[T47] !Alexander's occupation was Overseer. He was married twice. 2nd to Evaline
Shearin 2 Nov 1849. Same records as Abners notes. Other records from Bible
MEK records
Alexander and Eveline were in Lowndes Co, Miss by the 1850 census ..King chart
says marriage was 12 Sept 1832 other records say 13 Sept 1832

[T49] !REH records

[T50] !REH records say this marriage was 2 Oct 1832
BEK records say this marriage was 2 Nov 1849
Group sheet say this marriage was 25 Sept 1832
Which???

[T51] !There are 2 (Two) Richard W. Mingas. One was son of Ambrose the other son of
Thomas A. Minga

[T52] Records same as Abners notes

[T53] !REH records

[T54] !This marriage appears in the bible with date of 2 Oct. 1832 and on the marriage
bonds in Warren Co. 25 Sept 1832.
BEK has this marriage record as 2 Nov. 1849
Which is right?

[T55] Other names are not clear one looks like Coryseder. She may not be a Minga
because there is another Sarah

[T56] Married Alex Hudson(his second marriage) who had been married to Lundys sister,
Martha E.V.... Lundy's name is on JMB's father's birth certificate as mid-wife

[T57] Spelling looks like Magor instead of Minga There are 2 (two) Richard W. Mingas.
One was son of Ambrose and the other son of Thomas

[T58] Alex Hudson was married to Lundy after Martha died. so Martha died between 1876
and 1882

[T59] Alex married Martha #46 then her sister Lundy #43 2nd when Martha died.
Records of the children from both marriages were from KEH

[T60] !same as his father John Mingge

[T61] !This record came from Beth Koostra's records taken from 1850 census and
marriages 1830-1868 Lowndes Co. Ms
Military Service..Co.B, 43rd Miss Inf CSA. MEK records say his occupation was
" Negro Manager". 2nd marriage was after 1870 census to Jane Ireland
King chart says he died April.. preceding records said March ?

[T63] Same records as Abners notes

[T64] Same records as Abner A. in his notes

[T65] !Indiana and Missouri must have been girl twins. Records same as Abners notes
JMB added birth and death dates from Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Miss

[T66] Records same as Abners notes

[T67] Records same as Abners notes

[T68] !Records same as Abners notes. I believe Lindsay and Senora were girls but not
sure of Lindsay

[T69] !Records same as Abners notes. She died between 1866 and 1870. She had child in
1866 and she was not on the 1870 census

[T70] From marriages in Lowndes Co. Ms. do not know birthplace etc.

[T71] !Litha was age 60 in 1841 (Beths records) Last name is questionable
Nichols/Neville ???? King says that she died 1841 at age 61 and that he
believes the last name is Nichols 9-95.

[T72] !BEK Other Wms Thomas had Wm L, Abner had Wm, Alexander had Wm. Also Wm Minga
Swoope
Virginia R. Harris, grandaughter age 17, was living with Wm T and Martha on the
1880 census
REH records Will dated 20 April 1887 Probated 14 July 1890 (will book U p 503)

[T74] !Beths records.. Richards has Martha Ann (from Shearin family maybe)

[T75] Beths records..not in Richards

[T76] !4 in Minga family married Shearins
REH marriage date from Halifax Co NC Bk 10 p. 24 M book
The initial "B" comes from the death record of Martha A. who was the unmarried
child of Wm T and Martha Shearin. This death record was in Hickory and the
informant was H.W. Minga who was the son of Wm. T. and was also in Hickory on 7
Jan 1918 when his sister died. Maybe a search of that area would help. JMB
called (5-93) Hickory for a phone of Minga and there was none.

[T78] This child is only called sister in the history. JMB believes that Williamson
Co was in Texas. HT's mother died in Nettleton Ms.

[T79] Meluine is the best that I can read the writing

[T80] !Michael has given on dates, places, or father and mother of the mothers on this
line

[T81] Same notes as Melvin

[T82] !Same notes as Melvin

[T83] Same notes as Melvin

[T84] !Same notes as Melvin

[T85] Same notes as Melvin M

[T86] !Same notes as Melvin M

[T87] Same notes as Melvin M

[T88] Same notes as Melvin M

[T89] Same notes as Melvin M

[T90] !Southside Families of Virginia

Handwritten notes in margin of copy of Southside Families of Virginia:
"Orphans of Jesse Green Decd. 1830
Lenore? William, Martha (m. Wm Minge) and Sarah
Halifax Co. N. C. D.B. 28, p 199 D.B. 73, p. 295"

If these handwritten notes are correct, it will change Martha Green's husband
to Wm. Minge instead of Thomas Minge...Could she have been married a second
time ????? To what Wm. Minge????

WMM records show she was married to Thomas Minge, Thomas had a brother Wm who
was 13 years older (he was married to Martha Shearin) Martha and Thomas had a
son Wm.
Need to check the Deed books again to see
Hazel Fosters records say that Jesse Green died about 1830

[T93] !BEK 1850 Franklin co.N.C., Dunn's District- July 16, 1850/film pg 316 house 35
Civil War Data
James A. Minga..Co. I, 55th Infantry

Minga, James A. Co. I, 55th Regt. Age 27 Enlisted 5-10-62 1st Sgt. DCB 1835
from Thelbert's book "They Fought"

[T95] !Same notes as brother James

!REH same as Martha

[T96] !Rev M Same notes as brother James
Civil War Records
Richard P. Minga..Co. K, 24th Infantry: Enlisted June 17, 1861 at Louisburg,
Franklin County; 24 yrs old, 3rd Sgt.-reduced to Private May 15, 1862. Present
and accounted for June 1861 through Feb. 4, 1865 when admitted to CSA Hospital
in Richmond with rheumatism- released Feb 21, 1865. End.

Richard P. Minga..Co. K, 24th Regt. Age 21 Enlisted 6-17-61 Wounded in 1862 3rd
Sgt...DCB 1541. Do not know what DCB means. This account came from Thelbert's
Book "They Fought"

[T99] !Same notes as brother James
Her death was from pneumonia in Hickory, N.C. the informant was H.W. Minga who
was her brother Henry
She was listed as Martha Ann on the 1860 census. It seems that she took a few
years off her age by the 1880 census

[T101] !Same notes as brother James

[T102] !Same notes as brother James

[T103] !Same notes as brother James
Civil War Data
Henry Minga..Co A, 1st Junior Reserves
Henry was informant when his sister (Martha A.) died in Hickory, N.C. He would
have been about 72yrs. at that time

[T104] !Records of REH. Dudley Minga Sr. was closely connected to Ambrose and his
family. Dudley may
have been Ambroses brother because on 16 Oct. 1855, Dudley gives "for love and
affection to my neice Eliza A. Pittard" of Halifax County 241 acres.(HalifaxCo.DB 34 p.114) Eliza Ann
(married to Wm. Jesse Pittard) was daughter of Ambrose. Dudley Minga was first
in Granville County N.C. in 1808 and moved to Warren in 1832. On 9 Feb 1832
Dudley
Minga of Warren Co. sells the 125 acres in Granville that he bought 2 Nov. 1824
(Granville Co. N.C.-DB 2 p. 247 and DB 6 p. 18)
Granville Co. N.C. marriage bond for Dudley Mingey to Nancy Norwood 27 Aug
1799. #4590
JMB needs to find father of Dudley and Ambrose Minga. Granville Co record 38
says he was born 1782

[T108] Dudley Minga's will ( Warren Co. WB 49 p 131) dated 10 May 1845, leaves property
to Williamson
Minga, Williamson could have been Dudley Jr's son.
REH records.
There is a need to clear up which Dudley did what.
Richard Minga could have been son of Dudley.. He is not Ambrose son as this
Richard was in Halifax Co. 21 March 1945.(REH record) He is not the right age
to be the
Richard who is son of Thomas and Martha Mingay. Please correct this if the date
1945 is wrong. I suspect the date was 1845, in that case he could be son of
Dudley.

[T111] The first name could be Lidey or Lidia not sure which REH records.

[T112] The bible shows that he is the son of Richard and Sally Minga.. REH records.

[T113] !REH records
Williamson was listed on Dudley Minga's will (Book 49 pg. 131,
chandged birth (08/09) & death(59/59) date WBB records
1 Wills) also his daughter, Callydonia. Martha D. was listed too. She could have
been Williamson's wife. His wife was Martha A.
Williamson Mingea is how it was spelled on the marriage bond. Jesse Pittard was
witness.
On the marriage bond it says married 22 May, 1834. Mrs Rom B. Parkers account
says 23 May 1834. Williamson is spelled Williamston on the marriage bond
(Warren Co.)
He could have been Dudleys son
WBB records have Williamson's first name Oliver (in a letter from Mrs. Mary
Sledge Scruggs who was the daugher of Martha Williamson Mingea, Wilton Egerton
Mingea's sister)
Burial place in the cemetery was Sq. 2, Sec. 8, Ward B. New Ground
Williamson is listed "Minga" on 1840 VA census. Next door to him lives John
Minga (John Rin #29 was Ambrose's son and was born 1808/1809 and may be the one
who lived next door to Williamson) 1850 Va census lists John and Williamson
,both as
41 years of age. Question is could they have been twins? It is more likely that
they were cousins. Both were carpenters.

[T119] She was listed on the will of Dudley Minga as daughter of Williamson Minga
(Book 49 pg. 131 Warren Co. 1 Wills 1 Sept. 1857) REH records.
She is listed as child of Williamson Mingea on account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent
to JMB by REH

[T120] !JMB Went from Va. to Halifax Co. MWM records
Under his name were these.. John Minge Md. Mary Griffin Adams
Collier Harrison Minge Md. Anna Maria Ladd
David
James
William Henry
George Hunt
Some information taken from the Will of George William Hunt Minge with his
seal on 11 Feb 1808. JMB has copy. In this will he refers to Collier Harrison
as his friend and executor. He refers to John Wilison as husband to Mary
Willison (who is refered to as the aunt of GWH Minge's daughter, Mary
Dandridge. This couple is left in charge of the minor children of GWH Minge.
Mary Willison's daughter (Frances Lucy Willison) is referred to as GWH's god
daughter. Frances is also refered to as the cousin of Mary Dandridge (GWHM's
daugter)
THE TWO SONS (George and David) ARE TO CHOSE BETWEEN 2 PLANTATIONS. ONE "ROWE"
AND THE OTHER PLANTATION IN N.C.

[T125] MWM records

[T126] MWM records
Came to Halifax Co. Veterans records(dated 5-13-81) show that David Minge was
born c. 1746 in Charles City Co. Va. and died May 16, 1779 in Va. Also that he
lived in Charles
and James City Co.s in Va. Christianna was still living as she was named as his
widow.

[T128] MWM records

[T129] MWM records
This John is under George Hunt..is he son of George?

[T130] MWM records
Came to Halifax Co

[T131] MWM records
!JMB I do not know if George is the son of wife 1 or 2. He is on the family
group with 1st wife.

[T132] MWM records

[T133] MWM records
John Minge was Justice in Charles City, Co, Va in 1737

[T134] MWM records

[T135] MWM records

[T136] !James Minge was a surveyor in 1705
MWM records
Source: Genealogies of Va Families (Vol. III)

[T137] !MWM records
REM Daughter of Robert Harrison. Listed as wife of James Minge of Charles City
Co. in 1693 deed with her brothers..Robert and James Source Gen of Va Families
(Vol III)

[T138] !James Minge was Clerk in 1673, he was from Wales
MWM records
Lived in Martin Brandon Parish, Charles City County (Va) area became Prince
George County REM. Source:Genealogies of Va. Families (Vol. III)
JLM records from book: James Minge was in Va about 1650. He was thought to be a
reverend, he brought with him a secretary a nephew, by the name of Shands or
Shanes and a son James Shands and James Minge having married daughters of Robert
(some Minges married into the Benjamin Harrison family too) Harrison of York Co,
who
came to Va from London about 1632. No other children reported for James Minge.
There is more than one James Minge and some had children

[T141] MWM records

[T142] MWM records

[T143] MWM records

[T144] MWM records

[T145] These names came from BJB, she is looking for Hartwell Minga BJB works in the
Archives in Raleigh

[T146] BJB records

[T147] BJB records

She is looking for Hartwell records
Hartwell was one of 4 boys..2 left N.C.

[T148]

BJB records
Records of Meredith nrackley@intererf.net

[T149] BJB records
Martha Alice was one of 9 children

[T150] This may have been in BJB records. Do not know which family

[T151] Have marriage in 1824 do not know what family. This may be BJB record.

[T152] MEK records 1890 Miss census

[T153] MEK records 1890 census

[T154] MEK records md lic.

[T155] MEK records 1880 Miss census

[T156] MEK records 1880 Miss census

[T157] !MEK records Swoope Bible

[T158] !MEK records after 1870 Miss census There were 2 children

[T159] MEK records census King chart 10-95, form did not allow cemetary lot 127 a

[T160] !MEK records Miss census. JMB put the death date from the records of tombstone
in Friendship Cemetery-Colombus Miss.King M sent the record.

[T161] MEK records Miss lic.

[T162] MEK records

[T163] MEK records

[T164] MEK records JMB could he have been named after Dudley Minga?

[T165] !MEK records Swoope bible
Occupation "Planter", Church Presbyterian

[T166] MEK records Swoope bible

[T167] MEK records

[T168] !MEK records Swoope bible
He was a farmer

[T169] MEK records

[T170] MEK records

[T171] !MEK records

[T172] MEK records

[T173] MEK records

[T174] !MEK records

[T175] !MEK records
Still living Lowndes Co. Miss 1993

[T176] MEK records

[T177] MEK records

[T178] MEK records

[T179] !MEK records He is still living 1993 in Lowndes Co. Miss

[T180] MEK records

[T181] MEK records

[T182] MEK records

[T183] MEK records

[T184] !Beth Koostra(MEK)
140 Brown Street
Columbus, Miss 39702

[T185] MEK records

[T186] MEK records

[T187] MEK records

[T188] MEK records

[T189] MEK records

[T190] MEK records
This child was adopted by Richard Koostra 3rd husband of MEK. Do not know if he
took the Koostra name.

[T191] MEK records
Richard Koostra adopted this child. He appears on other marriage to Robt. Ray

[T192] MEK records 1st marriage

[T193] MEK records

[T194] !REH records typed from bible
Co. A 14 NC Inf CSA (died in war?)

[T195] !REH records..same as William G.'s notes

[T196] !REH records..same as William G's notes
Co. G 12 NC Inf CSA (died in war?)

[T197] !REH records..same as William G's notes
Co K 12 NC inf CSA (died in war)

[T198] !REH records..same as William G's notes

[T199] !REH records same as William G's notes
Co. D 24 NC inf CSA
Note sure of death date

[T200] !WMM records, Southside Families of Virginia. Sarah Perkins acquired land (to be

given to Thomas and Martha Minga) through purchase from William Green on Dec.
1, 1848 (Halifax County, Deed Book 32, p. 627) This Sarah Perkins was married
to Jesse Green who was Martha Greene Minga's mother. Records of Wm.Mann Jr.MD
Sarah Perkins deeded to Lewis D. Browing a tract of 111 acres to be held in
trust for Thomas & Martha Minga. This is the land they sold that JMB could not
find out where it was aquired. Dr. Mann said that Sarah was 54 on 1850 census
which would have her birth 1794/95

[T203] !WMM records
Other records : Birth date Abt 1820

[T204] WMM records

[T205] WMM records

[T206] !WMM records
Other Records states death date Bef 1880

[T207] WMM records

[T208] WMM records Birth and death dates(given 11-95) come from research done by
William
Mann Jr MD who is working on the Green-Shearin-Dickens-Perkins families

[T209] !WMM records
He gave land on which Ebenezer Methodist Church now (1993) stands. (the
building now standing is about 50 years old. Before it was a methodist Church
it was an Eposcapal Chapel established about 1760. Mann says this information
is in Southside Families of Virginia.
Ouote from Southside Families of Virginia
"George Green was born in Stafford County, Va., in 1758 and died in Halifax

County, N.C. in 1848. During the Revolution, he volunteered and served under
Capt. Frank Jones in Halifax county. In the spring "of the year before the
fight at Guilford" he was placed under the command of Capt. Poynter at Halifax
Town guarding prisoners. Later he was in the Battle of Guilford Court House and
the Battle of Camden.
On March 26, 1824, George Green gave a lot to the M.E. Church out of his
regard for the said church, "it being the lot on which Ebeneezer Church now
stands" (D.B. 31,p 220) Although the deed would seem to indicate that the
church was of recent origin, it was one of the oldest Methodist Churches in the
County, being established before 1787 when Methodism was very young.
At the time of his death George Green's wife was Mary___. It is thought that
she was his second wife but this in not proven."

[T215] !WMM records

[T216] !WMM records

[T217] !
His children were all born before 1766 so they must have been born in Stafford
Co. Virginia because Daniel was in Halifax Co. in 1766

In Halifax Co by Oct 1766 Bought Land from William Branch which he gave to

his sons George and Phillp Green D.B 9,p364 and D.B.17, pp798.802

[T219] !This is not certain..there is a Mary listed as George Green's wife in the
"Southside Va. Families by Broddie..Vol 11 pg 117

[T220] !Southside families of Virginia, WMM records. It looks as if Rebecca, Nancy,
Jesse and George Jr. were the children of George Greens 1st wife Nancy
George Green had 10 children. It is hard to tell which were 1st wifes or 2nd
wifes.

[T221] !Southside Families of Virginia. It would seem that this child is Nancys (1st
wife of George)

[T222] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T223] !Southside Families of Virginia
This could be the 2nd wifes child /there is no division in the record of whose
are first and whose or second wifes children.
George Green had a total of 10 children, he had 2 wives.

[T224] !Same notes as Sarah

[T225] !Same notes as Sarah

[T226] !Same notes as Sarah

[T227] !Same notes as Sarah

[T228] !Same notes as Sarah

[T229] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T230] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T231] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T232] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T233] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T234] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T235] !Southside families of Virginia

[T236] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T237] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T238] !Southside Families of Virginia
Known as" Nancy Mach"
Children under father (Dickens pg 106)

[T239] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T240] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T241] !Southside Families of Virginia
Children pg 106 Dickens

[T242] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T243] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T244] !Southside Families of Virginia
Louise was one of 3 children of Rebecca Green( who married Dickens and Mills)
Louise had 5 children.. 2 of her daughters married Hux

[T245] !Southside Families of Virginia
Sarah was Rebecca Greens grandaughter. Rebecca was Aunt to Martha Green(daughter
of Jesse Green) who married Thomas Minge
Sarah was one of 2 of Rebeccas grandaughters who married Hux

[T246] !Southside Families of Virginia
Rebecca Greens grandaughter, one of 2 of her grandaughters who married Hux

[T247] !Southside Families of Virginia

See children under Dickens.

[T248] !Southside Families of Virginia. Records of the children and other spouses came
from Ken Hux (KEH here after) Marg West Britt's birthdate was on JMB's records
as Feb 1849. Ken had 3 Nov 1848 so I went with Ken's, he has more info.

[T249] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T250] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T251] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T252] !Southside Families of Virginia
On August 24, 1795 he sold to his brother George Green hsi land and seemingly
left the country. D.B. 17, p 850

[T253] !Southside Families of Virginia

[T254] !REH records Warren Co.records
Mrs Rom B. Parker of Enfield's account (copy sent to JMB by REH)
919-445-5210
Birth(from 13 to 30) and Death correction by WBB

[T255] !REH records (WB 11 p. 136)
Dudley Mingey was exe. of will of George Norman in Granville Co. in 1829
Dudley Mingay and wife Nancy petition for sale of negro in May court Granville Co. Granville Go. Marriage book states Dudley married Nancy Norwood (a misprint?), 27 Aug 1799 and Dudley Mingey, Jr married Lidey Norman 3 Aug 1824. Both Nancy and Lidia inherited from father George Norman.

[T256] !Account of Mrs Rom B. Parker sent to JMB by REH some corrections by WBB There
was a will dated 25 May 1851 in Warren Co. Bk 41 pg 184. The death date from
Mrs. Parker was May 30?????

[T257] !Account of Mrs Rom B. Parker sent to JMB by REH

[T258] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH

[T259] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH added records of WBB

[T260] !Mrs Rom B Parkers account sent to JMB by REH added record of surname by WBB

[T261] !Account of Mrs Rom B. Parker sent to JMB by REH
James died shortly after his father as John had to execute his fathers will
alone. (Will Bk. 41 p. 184 Warren Co.) deleted D from Egerton WBB records

[T262] !Account of Mrs Rom B. Parker sent to JMB by REH
WBB records say unmarried

[T263] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
WBB records say Capt. CSA killed in the battle of the Crater

[T264] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
He was married by had not children
He resided in Lynchburg Va. He had a drug business (store perhaps) with a
pardner Polk Miller, the humorist
WBB records say born 1843 (other says 1834) and place Lynchburg

[T266] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
Sarah died at the home of her sister in Littleton, N.C. Her sister was Ellen
Mingea Browning (husband Howard Browning)

[T267] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
they resided in Littleton N.C. until they moved to Kyle Texas where Martha and
Clarence died.

[T268] !Account of Mrs. Rom B. Parker sent to JMB by REH

Account from Becky Doziers book in notes of Howard #245

[T269] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
He was the youngest of Williamson and Martha Ann Mingea's children
Wilton was a prominent Railroad official and had other interests in Virginia
He resided in Abingdon Va.
Wilton is buried near his wife and parents
WBB records call the cemetery Old Blanford Cemetery not Blanton. Also gives the
place of marriage as Roanoke, Va.
Wm Bagbey has information on Egerton family..sources Mrs Parker, Mrs. Wilton
Browning, Sr, Littleton, N.C. Mrs. Wilton Browning Jr. and from Mrs Scruggs who
was the daughter of Martha Williamson Minges who was Egerton Mingea's sister.
She married Sledge and lived in Texas. One of her letters said that Williamson
Mingea's first name was Oliver.
!added WBB records

[T273] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH

[T274] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
Marriage 1843 MB in Warren Co. N.C.

[T275] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH

[T276] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
He was a merchant in Littleton,N.C. where they lived until their death

Account from book"Town Leaders Littleton, N.C. 1790-1920", Becky Dozier says:

Howard Benjamin (1854-1907) married Ellen Pierce Mingia (1858-1938) of
Petersburg, Va.,around 1876. They had two daughters and two sons, with only the
sons, ben and Wilton, living to adulthood. Howard was one of Littleton's first
town commissioners, elected in 1883. He owned and operated the large mercantile
store which his father and Jesse L. Shaw owned. His son Ben reclaled in 1976
how he would go to New York with his father when he was a young boy and ride
around the city in a street car drawn by a horse. Howard usually went to New
York in the fall for mercantile to sell in his general store. He and Ellen
bought the Pitt House, located on Spring Street, and there they lived until
their new home, which they were building next door to the pitt House, was
completed. The Browning House was commpleted in 1907, and since it was about
the time of Howard's death, he never had a chanch to enjoy his new home. (See
Shaw, Bobbitt family schetches in the same book.)

[T281] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
Frances was the Great Great grandaughter of Lieutenant Colonel Trench
Tilghman of Maryland. He was the youngest aide to George Washington and also
Washington's favorite.
WBB records..newspaper account of Frances' wedding says she lived with
her aunt
Mrs. David Reed. This could have been the sister she was named after? added
WBB records

[T283] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
!JMB received different date of death from WBB

[T284] y!Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
WBB records Francis was named after her great great great great grandmother who
was Ann Francis

[T285] !Account of Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
!Further information given JMB by WBB

[T286] !Account by Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH !added records from WBB

[T287] !Account by Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH
also records of WBB

[T288] !Cortney Lynn Jeffries Farrow Mingia..DeShone has change her name back to
Mingia.

[T290] !REH sent group notes from daughter of Abner Shearin, Sr..Son for Joseph
Shearin and Amey, mother Patsy (Martha) Meadows

[T291] !REH records from same source as mother and father also, some from Franklin Co.
WBU p. 503
Could this be the Patsy (Martha) Meadows that is a source for the information
or is it the 8th child called Pattie?

[T292] !REH same as Martha
He was in the CSA

[T293] !REH same as Martha
She must have married a Cliftons she was listed with that last name

[T294] !REH same as Martha

[T295] !REH same as Martha
It looks like it is this Mary who married Cliftons

[T296] !REH same as Martha
Could this be Patsy (Martha)Meadows? who is source at top of group sheet?

[T297] !REH same as Martha
Could he be Richard?

[T298] !REH same as Martha

[T299] !REH same as Martha

[T300] !REH same as Martha

[T301] !REH same as Martha

[T302] !REH same as Martha

[T303] !REH same as Martha

[T304] !REH records
WB 22 p 415?

[T305] !REH records

[T306] !REH records pedigree( 1848) and other records don't agree

[T307] !REH records
JMB comment...Harrison bible would help with Mingas because a lot of them
married
into the Harrison family. One book tells that it was the uncle of William Henry
Harrisons family that they married into.

[T308] !REH records

[T309] !REH records

[T310] !REH records

[T311] !REH records
She could have been the sister to Tabathia who married Jesse the brother of
James.

[T312] ! REH records..JMB is not sure if this is father or Sylverster
1850 Halifax Co. Census

[T313] !REH records
JMB not sure if this is mother or if Sanford is mother?

[T314] !REH records
She was 28 years when she died
REM records say that her name was Willoby ( Whitaker) Minga
The nickname could be spelled" Wilmoby" REM chart

[T315] !REH records

[T316] !REH records

[T317] !REH records

[T318] !REH records

[T319] !REH records

[T320] !REH records

[T321] !REH records

[T322] !REH records

[T323] !REH records

[T324] !REH records

[T325] !REH records

[T326] !REH records

[T327] !REH records

[T328] !REH records

[T329] !REH records

[T330] !REH records

[T331] !BEK same notes as Josie Minga

[T332] !BEK same notes as Josie Minga

[T333] !BEK same notes as Josie Minga

[T334] !BEK same notes as Josie Minga

[T335] !BEK Carolina Cemetery, Number Twenty-three, District 111, Itawamba Co. Miss.
Directions on copy, recorded August 1971
It would be wise to search the Conwill family records..bible, wills etc to see
if more info is available on Mingas. Since this is a Carolina Cemetery, search
Green names as some were in Halifax Co. and married into the Minga family in
the 17 and 18 hundreds.
There is a reason that Estelle's middle name was Conwill. Maybe her mother was
a Conwill. Conwills were buried in this cemetery.

[T338] !BEK same notes as Estelle Conwill Minga
search Mason records in the 1960's There may be other information on Walter and
his parents etc.

[T339] !BEK Ridge Cemetery Number One Hundred Six District 1, Itawamba Co. Miss.
directions on copy. Recorded Nov. 18, 1971. He is not buried in this cemetery
but his wife is so we know he lived.

[T340] !BEK same notes as J. H. Minga

[T341] !BEK same notes as J. H. Minga

[T342] !BEK Shaeffer's Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery. Lowndes Co, Miss, Cemetery
Records. By Rolfe B. Chase 1979..CL Cols. Lib 976.209. Directions on the copy.

[T343] !BEK same notes as Claudy F. Minga

[T344] !BEK same notes as Claudy F. Minga
Could look for Fergurson records to see if wills etc would turn up more Minga
information.

[T345] !BEK same notes as Claudy F. Minga

[T346] !BEK same notes as Claudy F. Minga

[T347] !WBB records Elizabeth had a sister named Frances. Elizabeth and sister Frances
named their daughters after each other but shortened the names to Fannie and
Lizzie. Changed death date from 16 to 15 WBB records

[T348] !WBB records.. C.Frances Cocke wrote the book "Refections of Wilton
Egerton Mingea" Mingea was the father in law of Frances Cocke. The book is in
possession of Wm Bagbey. JMB xerox copied this book and has it. added WBB
records '94

[T349] !WBB records
Leila was killed in an automobile accident in Roanoke Va

[T350] !WBB records 703-342-7500

[T351] !WBB records
JMB found land records for a Tilghman who owned a lot of the land here in
Rutherford Co. His land was transfered to him from a Cox who was given the land
from the state of NC. It is likely that this is the Tilghman because his first
marriage was to a Cox. A family connection. The Tilghman could have been the
son of Cox and Tilghman. This is a guess.

[T353] !WBB records newspaper account of his sister Fannie's wedding.. other
records in '93

[T354] !WBB records

[T355] !REH records page 45 added WBB records

[T356] !REH records page 45 added WBB records

[T357] !REH records page 45
WBB records

[T358] !REH records page 45 added WBB records

!Account by Mrs Rom B Parker sent to JMB by REH

[T359] !REH records page 45 added WBB records

[T360] !REH records page 45 added WBB records

[T361] !REH records page 45 added WBB records

[T362] !REH records page 45 added WBB records
103 Greenpark Lane, Cary, N.C.
home 919-851-9644 office 919-821-1220

[T363] !REH records page 45 added WBB records
6 Glen View Dr. Bristol, R.I. 02809 home 401 253-1358 ? last #

[T364] !He gave JMB address for his father CDR Wm Bagbey" WBB" code for Minga
geneology records
addresses and phones for all involved
Robt. D Bagbey 804-288-1817
7603 Cornwall Road
Richmond, Va 23229

[T365] !Personal knowledge of Margaret Baker Ward JMB's Aunt. Margaret also said that Thomas had brothers or uncles named Cortland and Kirtland.

[T366] !JMB records She may be in Greenshill Cemetry. Her name was spelled Young when
she came to this country. She was also called Mary.
She was killed by a hit and run driver in front of St. Leo's hospital. She was
going to visit a friend. There is a newspaper account of this accident.

Monika had 2 children that stayed in France with family. Their names were:
Louise who married Daul. Henriette Jung was born 18 Nov. 1889 and died 5 Dec.
1891. Louise corresponded with Marguerite. Jack Baker and Fred Patterson 111
met the Dauls while in Germany. I have a group sheet on Andre Daul's family.
Andre was son of Louise.
Maiden name Ries or Reese
She could have been married around 1893 in Baltimore or even Pittsburg since
that is where Baker was.

[T370] !JMB records Her father and mother met while working at Johns Hopkins Hosp. I
am not sure of this. I was told that there was a relationship to the Hopkins of
that hospital.

[T371] !JMB I am not sure if she ever divorced Richardson. Need all information. Need
to know where buried , she died in Washington Co. Convalesent Center, 805
Usery Rd, Chipley, Fla 32428, 904-638-4654. That is where she lived and JMB
visited her. Mary and Ben wrote that she wished to be cremated and have no
services so that is the way it was handled.

[T373] !JMB I need to know where and how he died. One brother died of a gunshot
accident and another of lockjaw.

[T374] Margaret Baker Ward told JMB (neice) that Mary Hopkins was related to the Hopkins of Johns Hopkins Hosp. Also, their family donated to that hosp while it was being built..??

[T375] !JMB I would like to know how he died and where

[T376] !JMB we do not know his death date. He left his family (do not have that date)
and was never heard from again. He could have been killed then. He was married
at the time he left to Hazel Fox (marriage Oct. 1925) and had 3 children. I
need a group sheet on them. Jesse was pronounced legally dead some years later.
I need that date.

[T378] !JMB I need to know where how,and when he died

[T379] !JMB She was married to George Black, I do not have date.

[T380] This information is from Meredith who is Wesley's great great granddaughter. Information about Hartwells wife and mother and father is from her also.
These people lived in Wake Forest and many of them worked in the Glen Royal Mill and are buried in Wake Forest Cemetary.

[T381] !JMB these records were sent to me by Andre 3-1974
There is a note saying there could have been an 11th child named Ludroig (Leo)

[T382] !JMB I was in Wissemburg and saw her records but could not find out more.

[T383] !JMB could not find connection in graveyards in area

[T384] !JMB was in this town but could not find records Andre spelled her name
Catharina

[T385] !JMB found no records in this town. This was probably because of time and the
inability to speek the language.

[T386] !JMB same records as Martin Ries

[T387] !JMB from records sent by Andre

[T388] !JMB record same as Joseph
Andre wrote that Barbara had a daughter named Anna Jung who died 1894.

[T389] !JMB same records as Joseph

[T390] !JMB records same as Joseph
Married to Louis Martin

[T391] !JMB same records as Joseph
She was married to Emile Martin do not know date or place

[T392] !JMB same records as Joseph
She was married to Jean Bietz do not know time or place. There is another
record that says she was married to Eliennd Boegler on 12 June 1922

[T393] !JMB records same as Joseph
She was married (17 Apr 1926) to Jean Ries who was her cousin. If I could get
his records
they would lead to more information on Barbara Ries' family. Emma wrote JMB the
day after her husband died. Those records need to be recorded.
There is a record that gives her birth as 1885

[T395] !JMB same records as Joseph.

[T396] !JMB records same as Joseph

[T397] !JMB records from Andre Daul
one record says that he was born in Leutenheim

[T398] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T399] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T400] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T401] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T402] !JMB records from Andre Daul. It is hard to tell if this is correct name.
Bildstein is written and then Clyetice with Anne under it. This could be a
given name instead of the sername

[T403] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T404] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T405] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T406] !JMB records from Andre Daul
It is not certain if her name was Madalena or Catherine or both

[T407] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T408] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T409] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T410] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T411] !JMB records from Andre Daul. Hard to read the given name may be Mothein
or Mathiell

[T412] !JMB records from Andre Daul
Not sure if she was born in Schleithal. Couldn't read and was told that was
what it said

[T413] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T414] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T415] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T416] !JMB records from Andre Daul

[T417] !William and Mary Quarterly JMB is not sure this is ansester.

[T418] !JMB
W & M Qrt.
REM Listed son of James Minge, dec'd in 1716; wrote will 3-18-1719. Sons John
and George Mine sell his Surry land to Benj. Harrison in deed dated March 18,
1741. Gen of Va Families (Vol III)

[T419] !JMB need dates of her birth etc. Need her mom and dad, any other info

[T420] !JMB W & M Qrt.
Lived at Wayanoke, Charles City County, dead by 1746 REM form Gen of Va
families (Vol III) There were other children than John Jr.

[T421] !REM She was alive in 1746 Gen. of Va families (Vol III)

[T422] !JMB W & M Qrt.
!REM Eldest son of James Minge, dec'd in 1712 deeds (Surry County, Va) Moved to
North Carolina before 1722, when he named Capt. Edward Wyatt of Pr. Geo. Va.
attorney. Gen of Va families (Vol III)

[T423] !REM records 9-9-93 Martha was in Richmond in 1881 then can not be found.

[T424] !REM records 9-9-93

[T425] !REM records 9-9-93

[T426] !REM records 9-9-93 This John D. Merritt is the one who was tried and acquitted
for a rather notorious 1879 murder in Weldon, N.C. He brought the Merritt line
of the family to Virginia after the trial..a week after being acquitted he hit
a bartender over the head with a beer bottle, was arrested and escaped from
jail...coming to Richmond, where he married Maggie Bell Smoot and had six
children. Also from chart 10-30-93

[T428] !REM records 9-9-93 Julia A Minga lived with her sister, Martha until 1871 when
she married the widower James L. Bass, at which time Martha went to serve as
housekeeper to the Bass family.

[T429] !REM records 9-9-93 & 10-21-93 James L. Bass was a widower

[T430] !same notes as John Mingge

[T431] JMB from Veterans records. He was a volunteer in the AM Revolution from the
state of
Va. Places he lived after service were Va. and NC ? the ? was on the record
Hand written notes of Dr. Baker say that George was born 1741 and died 1781.
His notes are unclear but it looks like this George was son of Valentine and
had brothers John and Valentin. His records seem to have come from Hertford and
Perquin N.C. DB D? pg 281-282

[T433] !This information comes from an unrecorded will-Dinwiddie Co. Va. The entire
family group comes from this document..copy in possession of JMB. The
ages of the children are not known. It seems as if John and Charles were older
as they were left the first colt from his Bay Mare. He speeks of Elijah, Jensy
Jones, and Nathan as small
chlidren. William G. Mingge was named as an Executor but it doesn't say how he
was related. The will was written on July 3, 1801. His estate was to be devided
between all (living) children equally when his wife died. Nathan was to receive
his lands at the mothers death.

[T436] !same notes as his father John Mingge

[T437] !JMB need dates for Sandy and marriage, name and date

[T438] !same as father John Mingge

[T439] !same notes as father John Mingge

[T440] !same notes as father John Mingge

[T441] !JMB from William and Mary Quarterly pg. 139. from Walker Bible her children
are also listed.
Not sure if Ambrose and Dudley are her brothers. If I can find her father and
tie her to Ambrose and Dudley I have found the link

[T442] !JMB same notes as his wife Sarah Minge

[T443] !REM He was a justice in Charles City Co. 1772 Died about 1772 Gen of Va.
Families (Vol 111)
There were other children unknown (bro or sisters?)

[T444] !DeShong change her name and Cortney's name back to Mingia

[T445] !JMB need Davids dates

[T446] !JMB from Geo W. Hunt Minge's will..
David was eldest son and was not 21 in 1808 ,this is the year that Dudley came
to N.C. I do not know what connection they had.

[T447] !JMB from George William Hunt Minge's will 1808 same as notes on George Minge
(son of Geo W H Minge)

[T448] !JMB he was alive 1808 in Geo WH Minge's will other notes in children of Geo.WH
Minge

[T449] !JMB in will of Geo. WH Minge he says she is his sister but I do not know her
age and where she came on the list of children in that family so I have put her
and the half sister at the last of the list.

[T450] !JMB same notes as Judith Minge

[T451] !JMB in GWH Minge's will. This George was refered to as the son of John (GWHM's
brother. Look at GWHM's notes.

[T452] !JMB needs correct name and all other information

[T453] !JMB needs all information

[T454] !JMB needs all information

[T455] !JMB needs all information

[T456] !JMB from Vol.2, No 1..Joseph Ming entereded N.C.(Bath) in 1701-1702 These
Mings are somehow connected.
There was a ford by the name of Minge, Mynge was a spelling back as far as
dates in 100's aroung 300

[T457] !JMB Sarah was a widow by 1707. In Oct Sarah indentured her son, Nathaniel, to
Christopher Gale (a land owner in Bath, NC)

[T458] !JMB Joseph and Thomas came to Bath, NC with their father in 1700-1702
JMB is assuming that he was 1st born to carry his fathers name

[T459] !JMB(from Vol.1, No2)Thomas came to Bath N.C. with father and brother Joseph in
1700-1702. Purchased
!100 acres from William Eagerton. Witnessed deed in 1735, paid tax in Chowan
County,NC. in 1735. In 1737 he helped survey land for John Pratt. In 1740 he
sold 100 acres to brother Nathaniel. Thomas was living at Beaver Dam on Yoppin
River in Chowan County. He was a miller and owned the Pratt mill until 1768.
Thomas (son of Thomas) applied for the right to administer the estate of his
father in 1710
!In June of that year Thomas's estate was sold. It was devided 4 ways,
widow Sarah, daughter Sarah and heirs of son Thomas (wife Elizabeth Leary).
Ebenezer Leary was a grandson of Thomas

[T462] !JMB Could this be the nephew to James Minge #115 on computer who was a survyor
in 1705? Compare #115 and #419 (could be brothers) Dates are right & were
adults at same time. He might have been an older brother to Thomas and Joseph
who came to Bath NC with their father in 1700. Anothe possibility is that
Joseph #419 and James #115 could be cousins.
! Could this child of Joseph been named after a brother of
Joseph Ming? #115? The dates would be right for Joseph #419 and James #115 to
be brothers. They were both active adults in 1700's. Records in Va. Colonial
Abstracts show James Minge was a surveyor in 1695. In Pioneers and Cavaliers,
James Mingay was a Leadright (sp) and in 1695 he was granted 2317 acres in New
Kent Co. Va.
!JMB needs varification of one of the above. I really believe that these are
relatives. Even if they spell the name leaving off the"e". This same family
spells the name MANY ways.The name Ming, Mings Myngs Mynge, Mindge or Mings can
be found in various parts of the south and east of England, but most often in
Kent where it appeared on the subsidy rolls as early as 1348.

[T467] !JMB From narrations Vol 1 No 2

[T468] !JMB Narrations Vol.2 No1

[T469] !JMB from Vol 2 narrations

[T470] !JMB Vol 2 narrations

[T471] !JMB look at notes of Thomas from Vol 1 No 2 pg 4

[T472] !JMB look at notes of his father Thomas also page 2 with picture Vol 2 No 1

[T473] !JMB look at notes of father Thomas

[T474] !JMB notes from Vol1 No 2 pg 4

[T475] !JMB notes from Vol 1 No 2 pg 4

[T476] !WLM records. Death date came from the date of David Ming's Will, Colonial
Archives, Bermuda. Sources for children: Mercer, Julia E. Bermuda Settlers of
the 17th Century, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co. 1982, page 183.
Additional info: Hanna Ming, Grandaughter (Parents were Christopher and Hanna,
# 8 child on group chart) Christopher Colson, Grandson. Both of these children
were mentioned in David Ming's will.

[T478] !JMB notes from page 2 Vol 2 No 1

[T479] !JMB son is discribed on pg 2 Vol.2 No 1

[T480] !JMB from notes page 2 Vol 2 No 1

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[T518] !JMB this is all that I know and I am not sure of the birthplace

[T519] !JMB Need all information...Do not know if they ever divorced. Mary left him
and went to Fla around 1937.

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[T536] !WBB records there is a date of 25 March 1815, it may be marriage date?

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[T565] !JMB this is all that I know and am not sure of birthplace need information

[T566] !JMB need names and dates of children, marriage and other information

[T567] !JMB need other information..marriage date,childrens dates and any other.
Helen's work was done about 1968

[T568] !JMB need more information..marriages, children etc. Kathy is his wife

[T569] !JMB need more information

[T570] !JMB need more information

[T571] !JMB need more information

[T572] !JMB need more information

[T573] !JMB need maiden name, marriage date and place and other information

[T574] !JMB need more information

[T575] !JMB need other information

[T576] !JMB need all information

[T577] !JMB need all information

[T578] !JMB need all information

[T579] !JMB need all information

[T580] !JMB need all information

[T581] !WLM same as her husbands(David) notes.

[T582] !WLM records same as parents notes.

[T583] !WLM records same as parents notes.

[T584] !WLM records came from Tylers quarterly, V. 26, pg 39, "Genealogical Notes from
Bermuda"

[T585] !WLM records same as parents notes.

[T586] !WLM records same as parents notes.

[T587] !WLM records same as parents notes.

[T588] !WLM records same as parents notes.

[T589] !WLM records same as parents notes.

[T590] !WLM records same as husbands and husbands parents notes.

[T591] !WLM records

[T592] !WLM records say wife is not proven

[T593] !WLM records wife not proven

[T594] !WLM records

[T595] !JMB First marriage of Joanne Burch. Fred S. Patterson 111 and Keith Leigh
Patterson Dowden were sealed to Joanne Mingia Burch and Leroy Burch.

[T596] !JMB needs endowment date. Sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T597] !JMB sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T598] !JMB need other dates

[T599] !JMB check dates with Peggy.

[T600] !Leroy and Norma divorced, two children sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T601] !JMB sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T602] !JMB sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T603] !JMB 5 boys of this marriage

[T604] !JMB she was born to Norma Potts and sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T605] !JMB he was born son of Fred S. Patterson Jr. sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T606] !JMB born daughter of Fred S. Patterson Jr. Sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T607] !JMB born to Norma Potts sealed to Joanne and Leroy Burch

[T608] JMB is assuming that these are children of John Egerton and Parthena as they
appear as sons and daughters of John and Parthena on Will of John Egerton Warren
Co. Bk 41 p 184 on May 1851. Martha Minga is listed there under" children"?
DB 33 p 368-William died in 1850 unmarried & intestate and his 1/2 of his
inheritance went
to his heirs at law: Thomas M. Egerton, Mary D. Rodwell(wife of Wm Rodwell),
Martha Minga(could be child of Parthena and John?), and Sarah N.Harris (wife of
James H.Harris)

[T611] JMB same notes as 1st child, William

[T612] JMB same notes as 1st child William

[T613] JMB Same notes as 1st child William

[T614] JMB from the Warren Co N.C. DB33 p 368, Sarah N.Egerton is listed as the wife
of James H. Harris. DB reads Wm. B. Rodwell and wife and Martha A Minga to
Ridgeway Co. 15 Nov 1869. Rodwells of Warren Co.-Minga of the City of
Petersburg.

[T615] JMB notes same as 1st child William

[T616] JMB from Veterans records of George Minge. No other information

[T617] JMB from Veterans Records. AM Revolution,State from which he served was N.C. He
was in John Harvey's Co.of the 1st Regiment of Militia, commanded by Col.
Samuel Tarvis. Places he lived after service were: Chowan, Granville, Warren
and Halifax Counties of N.C.

[T619] King chart says married 20 Dec 1920

[T620] King chart says married to Hardy

[T622] ! Records of Ken Hux (Ill.)

[T623] ! Records of Ken Hux (Ill.)

[T624] !JMB notes are that Wayne was married a second time and the 2nd wife shot him a
few miles from his homeplace in Halifax Co.

[T625] 1998 JMB talked with Jessie May Rust Bolton at 615-384-7178 and she said that Lois and Lizzie Mingea were sisters and never married. When the Montgomery farm was sold they bought house next to each other. They had been living with George Montgomery who was their uncle. Jim Brooks told me about them on the net and it was his family who bought the farm. George Montgomery was a leader in the NightRiders. That organization burnt farms of those farmers who sold their tobacco for less
The farm was a little over a mile from Adams Tenn to the North.. Smithfield is the town nearest in Roberson County
These people are buried in the Adams cemetery near the Babtist church. The library and court house at Springfield may have some records

[T627] ! JMB was told that Elliot was spelled Ellet

[T628] !JMB was told that Shaw married Shaw

[T629] !This child was added because she was idenified in the will(will record book 2
page 263 Lawndes county Miss.) of her mother Jane Irland Minga. Date of will
May 2, 1900. The will was filed July 13, 1900. Alice was married to Hale.

[T630] !JMB This stillborn child has a tombstone in the Friendship Cemetary-Columbus
Miss. Records came for King M.

[T631] !Children 1-8 based on 1880 census Children 1&2 based on 1850 census
Children 3,6,& 8 nicknames confirmend by Blanche Shaw who is the daughter of
Sterling and personal recollection of Mrs. Anne Gregory, who is Sterling's
Grandaughter.

[T632] !Shot by bootlegger in Burlington N.C.

[T633] ! Accidnetally shot by Ernest Brown-careless handling of gun

[T634] !Died from Typhoid Fever

[T635] !Died as infant

[T636] !ther is some question about her birth date. This is the one on her death
certificate.

[T637] !never married

[T638] MWM records
Came to Halifax Co.

[T639] MWM records

[T640] !JMB same notes as brother David. George was listed younger than David

[T641] !From Becky Doziers book page 4 sited in #245.. Benjamin "Ben" Howard
(1881-1980) married Helen Perkins (1886-1933)daughter of Nora A. Johnston and
Willis Perkins Jr. Ben graduated from Wake Forest College, Wake Forest, N.C.,
later graduating from the University of North Carolina in pharmacy becoming a
pharmacist in Littleton. With his brother Wilton, he owned and operated the
drug store, Browning's Drugs. Ben and Wilton's drug store was located on the
corner of South Main Street, across from the BB&T Bank, and it remained ther
until 1962. After closing the drug store in 1962, "Mr. Ben" continued to work
as a relief pharmacist in local drug stores until age 95 (see Johnston, Perkins
family sketch in same book)

[T644] !From Becky Doziers book, refer to notes on #245 & 240 & 818
Page 4
Wilton Bonar Sr (1890-1965) married Ellen Mitchell (1893-1992), DAUGHTER OF
Linda Norman and Zack B.Mitchell, 28 January 1918. Wilton was a Littleton
commissioner from 1917 until 1921. He and Ellen had one son, Wilton Jr. Wilton
Sr. and his family were members of the Littleton Methodist Chruch, and his son
is still a member. Wilton Sr. died 27 January 1965. His wife Ellen died in
1992, and at the time of her death, she was on of the oldest members of the
Littleon Methodist church.

[T647] !refer to notes on #245

[T648] !refer to notes on #245

[T649] !page 5 of Becky Doziers book (refer #245)

Wilton Bonar Browning Jr. is the sole remaining direct Browning descendant in
Littleton. He is a great-grandson of Benjamin R. and Nannie Browning. Wilton
owned Browning's Electric, and when her retired in 1980 as a merchant in
Littleton, it ended 108 years of a member of the Browning family being in
business in Littleton. Wilton furnished Bible records and other family
information for the Browning family. His assistance is greatly appreciated.
(Beckys book was published 12-96)

[T652] !A narration of this family is found on page 3 of Becky Doziers book. book etc
is found on notes of #245

[T653] !Records e-mailed(12-31-96) to me by Helen Baldwin
Records for #'s 828,829,830,831,832,833,834,835,836,837.838,839,840, all came
from the same source. Out of "Lost Tribes" page 611, from Chronicles of
Colonial Virginia pg 211.

[T654] This is the daughter of Peter Minga (listed on the will of Dudley Minga) Book
49 page 131 Warren Co. 1 wills REH records.

[T660] Line 91 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPM

Line 92 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPM DATE 16 AUG 1906

Line 93 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPM PLAC Ebenezer Meth Ch Cem, Halifax Co, NC

Line 63511 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co NC Marriage Register Vol 1

Line 63540 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co, NC Marriage Register Vol 2

Line 63541 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR QUAY 3
!JMB was told that he was known as Johnnie

[T663] Line 146 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BURI PLAC Ebenezer Meth Ch Cem, Halifax Co, NC

[T664] Line 127 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BURI PLAC Ebenezer Meth Ch Cem, Halifax Co, NC

Enlisted CSA 18 Jun 1863. Captured 15 Jan 1865 at Ft. Fisher, NC and confined
at Elmira NY until 26 Jul 1865. Eliza Hux, age 6, living with Benjamin and
Rebecca at time of 1870 census, Arcadia Twp, Halifax Co, NC. Pg 322, house #
54.

Line 63578 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co NC Marriage Register Vol 2

Line 63579 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR QUAY 3

[T665] Will made 26 Jun 1859, proved May Ct. 1859 in Halifax Co, NC.

[T668] 1880 Census indicates parents were born in Virginia.

[T669] Benjamin's father or brother may have been William Hux, who sold 100 acres
of land to Benjamin 13 May 1774, recorded Halifax Ct. Aug 1774, witnessed by
William and Elizabeth Burt. Halifax Co Deed Bk 13, Pg 174. This land was
located on "Great Darlling Swamp" and was part of a tract purchased from
William and Sarah Fish, 200 acres on 19 Sep 1765 and 100 acres on 21 Jan 1770.
On 11 Aug 1767, William sold 100 acres of this land to John Partin. Wife Ann
Hux signed the deed which was witnessed by Benjamin Hux.

[T672] Line 263 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BURI PLAC Ebenezer Meth Ch Cem, Halifax Co, NC

[T673] Line 277 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BURI PLAC Ebenezer Meth Ch Cem, Halifax Co, NC

[T674] Will dated 19 Jun 1842, proved Nov Ct. 1842, mentions a son Benjamin, not
included in S'Side Va Families.

[T676] Will (Joseph Duken) made 11 Oct 1802, proved Nov Ct 1802 in Halifax Co lists
wife Hannah, sons William, Thomas, John, Bennett, Jesse, Benjamin, and
daughter Temperance Barnes. Son-in-law Rhodam Barnes served as Extr.

[T679] Nancy Smith not proved as first wife. Source is DAR application of a direct
descendant.

[T681] Veteran of Indian War.

[T682] Will made 16 Dec 1761 in Halifax Co NC. Proved Jun Ct 1762. Named Francis
Jackson of Prince William Co Va as guardian of 4 youngest children.

[T683] Will proved 23 Feb 1726.

[T684] Held many public offices, including Justice, serving with Augustine Washington
, father of George Washington, 1st President of the United States.

[T685] Sold his land in 1813 and moved from Halifax Co.

[T686] Left Halifax Co.

[T687] Moved to Nash Co NC after 1786.

[T688] Left Halifax Co for Texas in 1850's. All traces lost.

[T689] Died in service, CSA, Gettysburg VA.

[T690] Will dated 12 Feb 1836, proved Aug Ct. 1836.

[T691] Resided with husband in Petersburg Va in 1892.

[T692] Line 64149 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co NC Marriage Register Vol 1

[T693] Listed as widowed and living with sister Maria Alice and her husband Fletcher
Whitehead in Enfield Twp at time of the 1910 Halifax Co, NC census. Pg 111,
house # 26.

[T694] 1910 Halifax Co Census indicates Maria was mother of 5 children, with 3 living
at that time. Pg 111, house # 26, Dennis St, Enfield Twp.

[T695] Sold his land in Feb 1820 to Benjamin Neville and moved from Halifax Co, NC to
Kentucky about 1823.

[T697] Enlisted CSA 25 Oct 1864. Captured at FT. Fisher and confined at Elmira NY
until released 23 Jun 1865.

Line 64300 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR PLAC Ebenezer Meth Church, Halifax Co, NC

Line 64301 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co NC Marriage Register Vol 1

[T699] Line 64324 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co NC Marriage Register Vol 1

Line 64325 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR QUAY 3

[T700] Marriage Register has the name "Janie" crossed through and "Rebecca Jane"
written above it.

[T701] Living with wife Janey and daughter Silvia in household of Benjamin G. "Yankee
Ben" Hux in Weldon Township, Deep Creek Precinct, in the 1900 Halifax Census.

Line 64342 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co NC Marriage Register Vol 5

[T703] Died at an early age.

[T704] Line 64377 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co, NC Marriage Register Vol 2

Line 64378 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR QUAY 3

[T705] Line 64387 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co, NC Marriage Register Vol 2

Line 64388 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR QUAY 3

[T706] Line 1592 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPM

Line 1593 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPM DATE AUG 1917

Line 1594 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPM PLAC Ebenezer Meth Church, Halifax Co, NC

[T708] Line 1616 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPM

Line 1617 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPM DATE 6 AUG 1920

Line 1618 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPM PLAC Ebenezer Meth Church, Halifax Co, NC

[T710] Died in Civil War, CSA, Gettysburg VA.

[T711] 1900 Halifax Co Census indicates she was Mother of 9 children, with 7 alive.
Only 4 were living at home. The 1910 Census indicates 6 were alive, with 4
living at home.

[T712] 1910 Halifax Census lists wife's name as Frances, married 30 yrs, mother of 10
children, with 8 living.

[T715] Assumed to be daughter of Patrick Henry Neville and Lydia G. Smith, although
not mentioned in Patrick's will, proved Feb Ct. 1856 in Halifax Co, NC.

[T716] Not married up to 1803.

[T717] Unmarried as of 1803.

[T718] Removed and was residing in Davidson Co TENN in 1813.

[T719] Moved to Maury Co Tenn after death of 2nd spouse William Dickens.

[T720] Killed in action, CSA.

[T721] Died in Civil War.

[T722] Died in service, CSA.

[T723] Halifax Co NC Marriage Register lists her parents as Joseph and Mary Butts,
but she is not listed as Roberta in their household in the 1860 census. pg 74.
Possibly the same person as Mary O. Butts, age 8, in hh of Joseph and Mary in
1860.

[T724] Line 64166 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co NC Marriage Register Vol 1

[T725] 1910 Hakifax Co Census indicates Lucy was mother of 6 children.

[T726] Line 5817 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BURI PLAC Ebenezer Meth Ch Cem, Halifax Co, NC

Line 64311 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
MARR SOUR Halifax Co NC Marriage Register Vol 1

[T727] Living with son Hiram Dickens at the time of the 1870 Halifax Co, NC Census.

[T728] Served in Revolutionary War.

[T730] Removed to Granville Co NC in 1758.

[T731] d.s.p.

[T732] Resided in King George Co VA.

[T733] GodSon of Lawrence Washington, grandfather of George Washington, 1st President
of the United States.

[T734] Died unmarried.

[T735] Resided in King George Co VA.

[T736] Possibly the Alexander Harrison who lived in Sussex Co prior to 1780.

[T737] Living in Sussex Co VA in Apr. 1775.

[T738] Patented 300 acres s. side Acquia River 1 Oct 1656.

[T739] Died at an early age.

[T740] Will probated 1843

[T741] Peggy Ferguson's records

[T742] Died of paralysis..70 yrs.14 days

[T744] Living in Ohio Co. Kentucky in 1844