Honoring the military..
THANK YOU!
As you know, genealogy research takes many hours of time. We would like to thank those that have helped us through the many years. Some, sadly are no longer with us and we thank those families that are left behind.
It would not be fitting, if we did not thank those all over this vast world, both in the US and abroad, that have helped. As you can tell it has been a joint effort and a labor of love.
As a result of this joint effort and many years of hard work, we ask that the information you find here or request from us, not be use for monetary gain and that this statement be attached to any copies you make. The actual researchers involved deserve the credit.
We are sorry if we failed to mention anyone, if we have missed someone, please let us know so we can add them to the list.
Thanks and happy hunting.
Documents and Interviews from:
Belva
Broadwell Creech
Christine Bagwell Costine
Michael E. Carroll, source Family Bible
John and Mara Nowell
John, Freeman and Amelia Broadwell
Holloway Of The South, C.J. Stevens
Lorraine H. White
Earp Family
Stancill Family
Clyde M. Stallings, Two family Bibles
Virginia Mae Broadwell Parnell, Family Notes
Trelby Brady, June 1994
Knowledge and Memories shared by
Relatives:
Walter Broadwell, Jr. and Rose Broadwell
Rebecca Broadwell Holt
Walter Broadwell, Sr. and Ruth Wilson Broadwell
Pete Broadwell
Shirley Broadwell Copley
Kay Waters Sakaris
Thelma Broadwell Crumpler
Sylvia Herndon Hart
Christy Herndon Clawson
Hugh Maynard Wilson
Linda Wilson Lawson
Francis Holloway Wynne
Dr. Morris F. Britt
Documents Consulted:
Southern Pioneer Press
Lectures on the book of Revelations by Rev. W.C. Nowell
Wills: Parish Register, Albemarle, NC
State Archives: Raleigh, NC
State Library: Virginia
Tax List: Wake County, NC
Wills and Estate Records: Wake County, NC
Marriage Bonds and Register: Wake County, NC
Census Records: Wake County, NC
Census Records: Johnston County , NC
A special THANKS to:
The great people at Johnston County Research Center