Thanksgiving
Remember, my cooking peeps… Cornbread dressing has to be wet… It has to have celery and pecan halves. Also a small cubed red apple.
I am boiling up some chicken legs for the stock as I write… also I may char broil the leg bones and later add to the stock after boiling and condensing a bit more to concentrate even more. I think my momma would be proud… My kids and grandkids love it. Thanks mom, I miss her.
Anderson, William 2nd NC Regiment 1778 1778 1776, a Private under Capt. John Gray. 7/20/1778, a Private under Maj. Reading Blount (2nd NC Regiment) soon assigned to Capt. George “Gee” Bradley (3rd NC Regiment). A Sergeant on 10/25/1778. Apparently in NC Militia from late 1778 to Spring of 1779. Re-enlisted on 5/20/1779, appointed a Corporal. POW at the Fall of Charleston (SC), escaped after six weeks. From Edgecombe County. One of your Andersons from Edgecombe? https://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_patriot_military_sergeants.html
Cathy D. Cessna RDH MPA CFRE ACFRE
December 27, 2024 at 10:50 am
Yes Ma’am…
I have a bit on him here…
https://andersonnc.com/william-d-1789/
…scroll down a bit to find him…
His son Micajah wrote a book which the family tried to hide for years… dirty laundry was exposed they did not approve of.
There is quite a bit more if you care to indulge in an arduous search of my site…
William Jr’s brother George is my direct ancestor.
anderson1951
December 27, 2024 at 11:10 am