a new Page … Anthony Lewis
I’m trying out a new style and experimenting with the layout…
See if this hint helps to view the page and more easily zoom in… my readers know I am all about the maps…
Andersons of Colonial N. Carolina
meant what they said, said what they meant
Pages
- 1810 Edgecombe census… Andersons
- Anthony Lewis…that orphant boy
- Carolus Anderson and William Boon
- Edgecombe (newer) Swift Creek area
- Isle of Wight map
- Meherrin River / Brantley study
- Nansemond… a map …roughly prior to 1700
- notes on Surry Co, VA
- notes on Surry County, VA
- old Chowan Precinct map
- old IOW_Southampton map
- rbn
- Roanoke R. to Chowan 1863 Civil War map
- some Brantley notes…
- some Surry/IOW patents
- TJs papers
- TTT Occoneechee Neck Indian Traders
- Alexander 1666
- George 1695
- Elizabeth 1733
- that Pitman gal…
- Elias Fort of Tar River, Edgecombe
- George Fort
- James Anderson 1716
- 1723 Tar River
- William Anderson Sr d. 1789
- Thomas Price d.1779
- John Anderson of Bridgers Creek d. 1733
- John Anderson of NC / Daniel McDaniel
- Peter Anderson d. 1801
- Wm Anderson of Halifax, d. 1762/3
- Isom, Anna, William & Isaac Anderson
- Daniel McDaniel (MacDaniel, Mack Daniel)
- Sarah McDaniel (widow) and John Anderson?
- George Anderson d.1757 Granville
- Edgecombe County map
- Pitman / Ross Conundrum map…
- Census Edgecombe 1790-1810
- Henry Anderson d.1801
- My Pedigree…
- TTT Richard Cureton
- TTT Arthur Kavanaugh / Thomas Whitmel
- TTT Cadwallader Jones
- Robert Anderson of Cashy River
- Robert Coleman, IOW to Bath Co, NC d.1721
- John Pitman son of Thomas of IOW
- Thomas Pitman d. 1754/5 (the missing sons)
- Andrew Ross will
- John Gay and John Gay Jr wills…
- Joseph Pitman wills…
- Elizabeth Pitman Land 1761/2
- James Pitman 1740s
- 2 John Pitmans of IOW
- for David
- for DG & JT
- Henry Crumpton
- Robert Pitman sons
- Pitman / Braddy Bible
- for David II
- Joseph Wall – Surry to Edgecombe
- William Pitman of Surry/IOW
- Joseph Pitman “The Quaker” b 1724 d aft 1782
- George Anderson (b. 1756), Edgecombe property
- Indian Trade
- TTT Foltera Fort
- TTT John Browne of Kingsale, 1639-1713, Indian Trader
- TTT William Maul & Thomas Browne m. Christian (Maule?)
- Map Meherrin River
- TTT Murdak_Meherrin
- John Rogers notes
- Pitt _IOW to Edgecombe
- Thomas Mandue IOW
- Mathew Strickland / Thomas Boon…IOW
- TTT James Anderson 1716… Indian Trader?
- Misc Notes
- 1820 census_ Andersons
- Joani’s Map…Buck Swamp_ Walnut Creek folks
- Coleman notes
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- Brunswick County, VA Road orders
- Calendar of Virginia State papers
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- The Southside Virginian, Vol. VII, No. 1. 1989
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Andersons of Colonial N. Carolina 
Let me see if I can articulate the benefits of this new feature? One of the challenges of a Blog is that early entries can become stale as new information is added. I post our Jernigan Y-DNA Project results on two Jernigan surname Facebook pages and I find that when I have updated information I will start a new post, but inevitably members will see the first post and not the subsequent post. I guess I could go in and edit or delete the first post, but I am always afraid of losing the conversation.
I don’t have a Blog, but this may be the same issue. If I understand correctly, you can keep the file “lewis-final” current and since this post is linked to the “lewsi-final” PDF you will have the current information?
Bottom line, I like how the information is summarized in a bulletin board style that shows the relevant information, sourcing and conclusions.
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David Ralls
February 12, 2023 at 9:02 am
I agree mostly… I can go in and edit a “Page” and keep it updated. A “Post” usually just is replaced and buried as it is moves backward. I have so lost control that even I am surprised what pops up when I do a “search” using my search button. I have a couple of older Posts I did on this Anthony Lewis that will come up in a search. They will also show up on Google searches people make at random… and they will be directed here (which is one reason I leave the older stuff). In this case I have moved him to a Page because I am beginning to finalize all my info and making conclusions. These Posts are not linked to the Pages… different animals.
I like these comments because it allows new contributions and an arena to discuss the history and genealogy.
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anderson1951
February 12, 2023 at 10:06 am