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Personal Workspace

This is the companion space page for the category. It can be used to collect and collate research notes from profiles in the category. (For example, Buie research is getting out of hand - it can be collected here and, if warranted, can be used as the basis for a non-personal space page.)

See for example the research notes on Daniel Buie (abt.1760-1805).

The notes were the result of trying to resolve two sons named Duncan attached to the profile of Duncan who left an 1819 will:

  • Dad Duncan Buie (abt.1726-1819): Duncan Buie of Cumberland County wrote his will on 15 May 1819, naming sons Daniel (deceased), Duncan and John (executors). Witnesses were John McRae [sen?] and James Watson.[1]
Profiles attached as sons:

Looking for the witness John McRae, I found John McRae (1778-1824), who was the son of Margaret (McDuffie) McRae (-1845), but was born/died in Mississippi. His father was Daniel, but Daniel - who was born in Scotland - was the son of John McRae, and his profile cites as source "Notes Transcribed from Family Bible of Elizabeth McRae, MSGenWeb Special Projects. Submitted originally by Linda Mason. Retrieved July 22, 2022"

Research Notes

John Buie-242

Copied text of duplicate profile, 22 July 2023 [John is now Buie-107 - merge completed September 2023]...

John Buie of Cumberland County, North Carolina, died after 21 November 1822, the date he wrote his will.[3]

1822 Will of John Buie of Cumberland County, NC

Children and grandchildren named in his will:
  • Daughter Sarah Buie[3]
  • Son Duncan Buie (son-in-law Duncan Patterson nominated guardian)[3]
  • Daughter Mary Patterson (deceased)[3] and her children:
    • Neill[3]
    • Randle/Randal[3] [mentioned twice, different spellings]
    • Sally[3] Margaret [no punctuation, but I think two people were meant]
    • Margaret[3]
    • Martha[3]
  • Son Malcom Buie[3]
  • Grandsons, sons of Malcom Buie
    • William Buie[3]
    • Daniel Buie[3]
  • Two grandsons...
    • Archibald Buie,[3] Malcom Buie's son
    • Archibald Buie Patterson John Patterson my son-in-law's son[3]
  • Daughter Margaret Patterson's[3] children:
    • Archibald[3]
    • Daniel[3]
    • Mary[3]
    • Evin dubh Mhaula Bhuie Patterson[3]
  • Son John Buie[3]
  • Son Archibald Buie[3]
  • Son Neill Buie[3]
  • Daughter Catharine[3] [no surname]
  • Son Daniel Buie dec'd[3]
  • Son-in-law Duncan Patterson[3]
Executors: Son-in-law Duncan Patterson and Alexander McDonald[3]

Research Notes

From text of duplicate profile, Buie-107:

His will was signed and sealed on Nov. 21, 1822 and proved in the June term of court and ordered to be recorded in Book B, page 105. The witnesses were: John McLeod, Norman McDonald and John Patterson Jr. Cumberland county was made out of Bladen county so this is in the Cumberland county wills.

John Patterson is probably his son-in-law, who is named in the will but not as a legatee.[3]

His wife is assumed to have died before he wrote his will, as he does not mention her. He names six sons and four daughters in his will. WikiTree profiles for his children/grandchildren as of 22 July 2023:

Possibles...

  • Daniel Buie (abt.1760-1805) - see research notes on his profile. DAR descendant record:[4] Daniel Buie born on c1760 at Cumberland Co NC & died at Cumberland Co NC "p - Mar - 1811", wife Mary Margaret McDuffie (c1765-after March 1834, Cumberland Co) - parents of Duncan (1795-aft.1860, m Rebecca Atkinston in 1829 - all in/of Cumberland Co)
Mary Margaret McDuffie is daughter of Archibald McDuffee (DAR Patriot Ancestor #A092114), born in Scotland before 1738 and died in Cumberland County, NC before April 1805.[4]
Multiple possibles for Archibald...

See also Sources

  • FamilySearch PID for John Buie (1755–1825) - Note: Family as attached in FamilySearch needs more support - it is difficult to tell which Buie belongs to which family.
    • FamilySearch Person: L4WX-29T
    • FamilySearch Person Sources: L4WX-29T 3 sources as of 22 July 2023
    • FamilySearch Person Discovery: L4WX-29T

Duncan Brown-153870

In the 1850 census, Duncan Brown was a neighbor of Jane Patterson in Alabama.[8]

Buies of Robeson County, North Carolina

From Duncan Brown (1797-1880), 22 January 2023 -

See Buie-469#Buie_Family_History - I'm not sure that the Duncan Buie who died in Cumberland County in 183[5] at age 86 is lineally a member of the Buies of Robeson County. However, this Duncan Brown is covered in one of the letters written by cousins in the early 1900s attempting to document their family. The following is from a letter written in 1907, providing information on the children of "William Brown who married Mary Campbell":[9]

  • Mary - called Polly - married Archibald Brown moved to Mifs [Mississippi]
  • Katie Brown - married Neill Buie - moved to Mifs
  • Rebecca Brown - married - Matthew Smylie -moved to Mifs
  • Lovedy Brown - married - John McCallum - N.C.
  • Rev Joseph Brown - married - 1st Eliza Graham in S.C. 9 children
  • Rev Joseph Brown 2nd marrying to Amanda Patterson of Ala
  • Duncan Brown - married Sallie Ann Buie in N.C.
  • Janne Brown - married - John Smith who died & several children
  • Jane Browns 2nd marriage - to Malcome Patterson -N.C.
  • Susan Brown - married - married Daniel Smith N.C.
  • William Brown - married - Annie Graham - Ala
  • Annie Brown - died young

The Aunt Jane Patterson mentioned in the Research Notes of Duncan Buie's profiles is the Jane Brown who married (2) Malcome Patterson.

Daniel Buie-438

As of 22 January 2023, the profile for Daniel Buie (abt.1760-1805) includes a "McDuffie Connection" in its Research Notes.

Biography

Daniel Buie was born about 1760 in Cumberland County, North Carolina. He married Mary Margaret McDuffie, a daughter of Archibald McDuffie.[10]

Their son Duncan was born about 1797 and married Rebecca Atkinson.[10]

Research Notes

Which Daniel this is needs additional sources, so the Unsourced template was not removed during this edit. The DAR descendant record used to support the narrative above (as of 22 January 2023) is good for leads but only the main records have been vetted - that Daniel married Archibald McDuffie's daughter Mary Margaret is part of the main record for Archibald.[10]

Daniel Buie was the son of Duncan Buie.[citation needed]
Daniel died in 1805 in Fayetteville, Cumberland County.[citation needed]
... or after March 1811, in Cumberland County.[10]

The will of Duncan Buie of Cumberland County, North Carolina, written 15 May 1819, named three of his sons - Daniel (deceased), Duncan and John (executors). Witnesses to the will were John McRae [sen?] and James Watson.[3]

The Daniel who died before his father - Duncan Buie of Cumberland County - had children who were left bequests by Duncan in his 1819 will. Unfortunately, they were not named.[3]

McDuffie Connection:

  • The DAR descendant record has this Daniel married to Mary Margaret McDuffie.[10]
  • The profile attached as his brother John Buie is attached as husband to Flora McDuffie.
  • One of the witnesses to the 1819 will of Duncan Buie is John McRae. A search of possible profiles for this John McRae discovered one whose mother was a Margaret McDuffie (born in Scotland, died in Mississippi in 1845; married Daniel McRae 6 December 1779) - but although he would have been of age in 1819, he was born in Mississippi. Perhaps his grandfather John? From notes made by Elizabeth Mary McBae of Pascagoula, Jackson County, Mississippi in her family Bible:

    John McRae the head of our family, was b. in N.C. 15 Feb, 1778. His parents were John and Margaret McRae. (He had no brothers that we know of. One sister, Mrs. McQueen, lived in Ala.)

    Elizabeth Mary McRae w/o said John McRae, was b. 6 Sept, 1792. She was the d/o Daniel McRae and Margaret McDuffie, who were married 6 Dec, 1779.

    Daniel McRae was the s/o John McRae and Elizabeth McKenzie, both of whom were from the highlands of Scotland.

    John McRae and Elizabeth Mary McRae were married in Anson Co., N.C. 22 Nov, 1809 by Rev. T. Woods. John McRae d. at West Pascagoula, Ms. 14 Mar, 1835.[11]

John Buie and Flora McDuffie's daughter Mary married Duncan Patterson in Fayetteville, Cumberland, North Carolina on 28 Nov 1808.[12]

Elizabeth notes in her bible that "Margaret McDuffie was the d/o John McDuffie and Mary Pattison who also came from Scotland."[11] Duncan Patterson may have been a descendant of that Pattison family.

Duncan Buie-469

As of 22 January 2023, the profile for Duncan Buie (1748-1835) includes a "Buie Family History" section in its Research Notes.

Biography

Duncan was born about 1748 (he was 86 when he died on 20 January 183[5?]).[13]

He was the son of Duncan Buie.[citation needed]

Research Notes

Which Duncan with a tombstone in Cumberland County, North Carolina cannot be determined based solely on the tombstone inscription. The text of the memorial with additional information is unsourced.

From the tombstone image attached to the Find a Grave memorial for Duncan Buie born 1748:[13]

To the Memory of Duncan Buie a native of Argyle Shire, Scotland who died January 20th 183[3?5?] Aged 86 Years

The text of the memorial (as of 22 January 2023):

Parents: Duncan Buie, Birth 1724 in Jura, Argyll, Scotland; Death 10 Oct 1819 in Fayetteville, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States
Birth: 1730 in North Carolina, United States; Death 1800 in Buies Creek, Moore, North Carolina, United States
is this possibly information about an unnamed mother?
Wife: Sarah Susanna, Birth 1760 in Argyll, Scotland; Death 11 Nov 1836 in Cumberland, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States[14]
Inscription: Age 86 Native of Argyle Shire Scotland.

Unsupported text previously given as the biography for this profile was apparently copied from the Find a Grave memorial. Sources listed for the profile (prior to 22 January 2023) were the Find a Grave memorial[13] and http://www.capefearclans.com/BuieHistory.html - a Buie family history written by Flora McInnis Buie who died in 1910.[15]

Buie Family History

To try to see how (or if) this Duncan (died c1835) figures into the history written prior to 1910 by Mrs. Flora McInnis Buie, the following information from that history has been abstracted:[15]

  • Flora (McInnis) Buie (died 1910) married Archibald Buie, son of Daniel Buie and Flora McPherson
    • Children of Flora (McInnis) and Archibald Biue were "Duncan Alexander and Daniel Calvin twin brothers, Cartharine [sic] Jane, John Malloy, Annabella, Mary Malvuid, Malcolm Bunyan, Neill Archibald, Effie, Rebecca Downey. Duncan Alexander married Kate McGeachy. His p.o. address, Lumberton, N.C. Catherine Jane, Address Buie, N.C."
    • Daniel Calvin Buie "married Susan Salmon. Their childern [sic] are Malcolm Archibald, Almira Lee, Flora Lillian, Walter (died) John Oakley, Susan (died). Daniel Buie, P.O. adress Lumberton, N.C."
  • Archibald Buie, who married Flora McInnis (died 1910) was the son of "Daniel Buie son of Malcolm Buie married Flora McPherson [daughter of Daniel and Marian McNeill McPherson]. Their childern [sic] were Malcolm Buie, Sallie Ann, Archibald, Mary, Rebecca, Effie, Neill, Daniel McPherson, John, Annabel."
This translates to Flora McInnis's husband Archibald Buie being the grandson of Malcolm Buie and Flora McPherson, by their son Daniel Buie.
Malcolm and Flora also had a daughter, Mary, who married Neil McCorvey:
  • "Neil McCorvey married Mary Buie daughter of Daniel Buie [and Flora McPherson]. Their childern were Daniel Buie, Taylor, Catherine, Caroline, Laura."
  • Laura is linked to another page, which transcribes a letter that she wrote to her mother in 1854 from Union Church, Mississippi [in Jefferson County].[16] The following is excerpted from that 1854 letter:
    • "Uncle Peter is quite frail but rides about a little in the neighborhood / Uncle Charles McDougald is in tollerable health his age considered – aunt Caty was here just now is well / John Ray is also well / Uncle C & Aunt Caty and John Ray are anxious to sell and be off to Ark – I heard from Ark a few days ago all are tollerable well / Neill McCorvey [husband of Mary Buie McCorvey who was daughter of Daniel Buie Flora McPherson; Neill was son of Finlah McCorvey and Annabel "Nepsy" Buie of Robeson Co., NC who lived on what became the J.F. McKay land on the south side of Panther Branch in Philadelphus, Robeson Co. south of Red Springs.] & Catharine [dau. of Neill McCorvey; Catherine McCorvey married Daniel Galbraith] are better of the Palsey / Mary has a fine a Daughter and name enough Flora Laura Jane [Is this Laura McCorvey who married Daniel Wilkerson?] / I recon they think it the last / D. Brown has bought land in 9 miles of them and stock / they say he got a great Bargain good dwellings and out houses of all kind / 300 hundred acres under fence for 1200$ [end of page]

      "He has been to texas since he bought with Newton and Dr. Buie his – nephews – he likes texas very well / they have bought land there / he (Duncan) did not / it is uncertain whether they will move or not if they go he may..."
I think the parenthetical Duncan may be referring to "D. Brown"? ~ Noland-165, 22 January 2023 (other annotations were made to the copy posted)
Just adopted a profile for John Buie (22 July 2023) that has his death in Union Church, Mississippi and added research notes with info from multiple John Buies. See John Buie Sr. (1751-1831). Other tabs/window open...
  • The page with the 1854 letter includes a 1907 letter with a lot of genealogical information, such as
    • Katie Brown - married Neill Buie - moved to Mifs
    • Duncan Brown - married Sallie Ann Buie in N.C.
The information will require some study to figure it out. The Katie who married Neill Buie is apparently the Katie listed as a daughter of William Brown, who was a son of Hugh Brown and Mary Buie. I haven't figured out the parents given in the letter for Duncan Brown who married Sallie Ann Buie, but they have WikiTree profiles, as do Hugh and Mary:

Location Notes

Robeson County (which borders South Carolina), Cumberland County & Bladen County are co-located, while the southwest point of Moore County (to the north) appears to touch the northwest corner of Cumberland County (see the maps on their Wikipedia pages).[18]

Bath County (1696-1739) was a Historical County in North Carolina. The city of Bath still remains. It was renamed Craven County.[19] "Craven County was organized by English colonists and named for William, Earl of Craven, who lived from 1606-1697. The county was created from the now-extinct Bath County in 1712." Craven County today does not border on the counties just mentioned. It borders Beaufort County (NE), Pamlico County (E), Carteret County (SE), Jones County (SW), Lenoir County (W), and Pitt County (NW).[20]

Bladen County was formed in 1734 as Bladen Precinct of Bath County, from New Hanover Precinct.[21]

Cumberland County was formed in 1754 from Bladen County, North Carolina.[22]

Moore County was formed in 1784 from Cumberland County. [23]

Robeson County was formed in in 1787 from part of Bladen County.[24]

Malcolm McNeill-2779

Malcolm McNeill (abt.1780-), son of Hector "the Sailor" McNeill, was guardian of Daniel Buie's heirs, Isabella & Margaret. From his profile:

Biography

Malcolm McNeill was the son of Hector "the Sailor" McNeill of Robeson County, North Carolina, who wrote his will on 20 December 1803.[25]

Abstract of Will dated 20 December 1803, presented in Robeson County court on 2 April 1804 for probate "by the men Hector named as his executors" (son Malcolm McNeill and son-in-law Daniel Buie).[25]
Witnesses: Neill Buie and Daniel Buie
Hector, Neill Buie, and Daniel Buie all signed with their mark

Research Notes

Estimated Birth: About 1780 - he had to be at least 21, since he was named an executor of his father's will, written in 1803.[25]

Wife: As shown in Hector's entry in the Cape Fear Clans website: Malcolm Culbreth McNeill (c.1785-1839) married Ruth Fitzrandolph. Hector's entry also shows that his daughter Isabella (c. 1775-Dec 1839) married Daniel Buie (died c.1831 in Robeson Co. leaving widow & children including two daughters, Isabella and Margaret Buie).[26]

Malcolm Culbreth McNeill (c.1785-1839), married Ruth Fitzrandolph

McRae Connection: An 1814 land transaction: Malcolm McNeill to McRee, two tracts previously grants to "Hector McNeill saler" near Bear Swamp on Mossey Neck Branch in Robeson Co., NC. (from Hector's entry - links to 1814, which includes details; e.g., "James McRee, 6 July 1814, Robeson County").[26]

Clearing Category

Removed the category from 100 or so profiles - down to these 40 left on 29 May 2023 (removed them as I copied them to here):

Jennie Ruth (Aldridge) Batchelor (1856-abt.1929)
  • managed by me
  • wife of George Batchelor
  • changed "Maintenance Cat" to "Additional Information" & left rest of text
Fannie Severine (Ames) Austin (1868-)
Walter J. Austin (1859-)
  • orphaned profile
  • husband of Fannie Ames
  • might not be more to add
Delphine Anna (Austin) White (1892-1965)
  • orphaned profile
  • their daughter (Walter and Fannie & mother of Nat's wife
  • hidden text: open tabs related to this family, 18 Jan 2023, at bottom... see also the e-mail Piazza folder/drafts for tabs closed during the January thon... on my Win7 computer
Duncan Buie (1748-1835)
  • managed by me
  • holds a bunch of research notes
Emma Buie (1881-1922)
  • orphaned profile
  • needs profiles for father/his parents (leads on her profile)
Shirley Marion White (1923-)
  • orphaned profile
  • Nat's wife
  • I added profiles in this line at the request of a friend of this family but pending response from Shirley's descendants, I think that only ancestor/inlaw profiles should be added. After review of this profile, the maintenance category should be removed. ~ Noland-165 15:51, 28 March 2023 (UTC)
Louis Richard White (1892-1936)
  • orphaned profile
  • Delphine's father
  • There may be siblings, inlaws, or ancestors with adequate sources that do not have a profile.
Albert Fredman Shifflett (1904-1974)
  • managed by me
  • Donnie's family
  • notes about extended family members needing profiles still on profile (just renamed the subhed)

More Buie relatives:

Malcolm Patterson (1839-1862)
Neil Dugard Buie (1879-1948)
  • orphaned profile
  • parents named in text with source but no parent profiles attached
Duncan Brown (1797-1880)
  • orphaned profile
  • edited research notes to remove ref to my personal cat but other info still there
Hugh Brown (1717-1794)
  • managed, but not by me
  • grandfather of Duncan, just listed (married a "Bowie")
Daniel Buie (abt.1760-1805)
  • managed by me
  • research notes (see previous mentions)
  • "Perhaps researching/creating McDuffie profiles will help sort the Buies."
Duncan Buie (abt.1797-abt.1860)
  • orphaned profile
  • son of Daniel (just listed)

Salt Makers' families:

1794

William Shrewsbury (1794-1882)
  • not managed by me or project/inactive manager (since 2020)
  • needs profiles created
  • category: Salt Makers Project, Needs Research
Ann (Dickinson) Lewis (abt.1800-1844)
  • managed by Jeff
  • needs profiles created
  • no maintenance cats/research notes
John Dickinson Lewis (1800-1882)
  • managed by me (probably needs to remain so - lots of area for confusion/conflation - now also managed by Appalachia Project, maybe PPP too?) - it wasn't in the Connect-a-Thon category but is was in Salt Makers Project, Needs Research
  • married four times, no profiles attached for his children
Sallie Lee (Shrewsbury) Lewis (1812-abt.1830)
  • managed by me & Appalachia Project
  • profile text mentions her son but no profile attached

Sallie Lee (Dickinson) Shrewsbury (1776-1842)

  • managed by me & Appalachia Project
  • text says 8 children; profiles attached for 5 as of 15 June 2023
Henry Clay Dickinson (1830-1871)
  • managed by me & Appalachia Project
  • writer of the published diary (Confederate Officer, POW)
  • "his spouse and children do not have WikiTree profiles" (20 February 2023)
John Quincy Dickinson (1831-1925)
  • managed by me & Appalachia Project
  • needs profiles for wife and children
Maria (Musselman) Ruffner (1771-1858)
  • managed, but not by me
  • "Added because none of her children appear to have a WikiTree profile. ~ 20 March 2023
William Dickinson (abt.1798-1881)
  • managed by me & Appalachia Project
  • needs profile for daughter (and her family) added.
William Dickinson Sr. (1772-1861)
  • managed by me & Appalachia Project
  • needs research before profiles can be added
  • was in Salt Makers Project, Needs Research - moved to Appalachia Project, Needs Research
Jane (Dickinson) Wilson (1776-abt.1835)
  • managed, but not by me
  • needs profiles for 2nd husband and their daughter
Elizabeth (Shrewsbury) Ruffner (1804-1843)
  • Appalachia Project is manager (as of 15/17 June 2023 - PM is inactive)
  • needs research (did some - Find a Grave has more than just the one child for them)
  • category: Salt Makers Project, Needs Research
Joel Shrewsbury (1798-1859)
  • non-active PM - doesn't really warrant project management
  • profile needs work
  • category: Salt Makers Project, Needs Research

Misc:

Sampson A. Martin (1824-aft.1880)
  • managed by me but not a relative
  • the two were conflated; I need to stay manager of both. Non-relative has lots of profiles that could be created (mine 0): Mildred's FS PID has links to census records for her family with Samuel McCrary (1880, 1900,1910).[27]
Peter Jones (abt.1760-aft.1811) - father of Tennessee Gov. James C. Jones
  • I manage the son's profile
  • 1811 will names siblings of the governor who do not have profiles
Sarah Watson (Munford) Jones (1815-) - wife of Tennessee Gov. James C. Jones
  • orphaned profile
  • see comments (unsourced info posted, saying her parents were William Munford & Lettice Ball, led to finding to an FS PID for Letitia/Lettie Ball, which had good sources, including record of marriage to William Mumford [whose PID did not have any source but that - also, no parents]). So - add a profile for her mother. If one for Dad is added, it will need to be managed by a project so that parents cannot be added without sources.

Need a challenge? Isaac Bledsoe's named on the Salt Makers page but he wasn't actually a salt maker (at least as far as I can tell).

EEK! The Bledsoes. See Space: Salt Makers... Isaac is probably...

Closer relatives of mine that I really should add profiles for descendants/siblings/spouses

Grandison Hall (1858-)
  • orphaned profile
  • son of Pharoah Hall
Juanita (Hackler) Martin (1901-1957)
  • orphaned profile
  • wife of Grandma's brother
Joseph Martin (1839-)
  • orphaned profile
  • Grandma's grand-uncle
Jesse W Martin (1835-)
  • orphaned profile
  • Grandma's grand-uncle
Elisha A Martin (1830-)
  • orphaned profile
  • Grandma's great-uncle
Robert Wilson Martin (1870-)
  • orphaned profile
  • Grandma's uncle
Nancy Martin (1828-)
  • orphaned profile
  • Grandma's grand-aunt (aunt of E.S. Martin)
George Madison Batchelor (1839-1908)
  • managed by me
  • Ancestor (or collateral?) of George - Dad's friend - who was instrumental in restoring the Sligo family cemetery
John A. Watkins (1808-1898)
  • managed by me
  • Col. Watkins, son of Asa
  • Maint Cat - Added because he has family members without WikiTree profiles.
Sarah Jane (Martin) Formquet (1853-)
  • orphaned profile
  • Grandma's aunt (one of William Martin's daughters)
Susan Martin (1839-)
  • orphaned profile
  • Grandma's great-aunt (sister of William Martin)
William Thomas Martin (1855-)
  • orphaned profile
  • Grandma's uncle (one of William Martin's daughters)
  • other siblings too
Victoria (Morancy) Noland (1831-)
Nancy M (Billingslea) Folkes (abt.1832-1856) - Family of Nancy Billingslea (married James Fowlkes) - see her profile and that of her brother
Alcey Jane (Billingslea) Markham (1828-) created profile 3 July 2023 - wife of George
My Buie connection: Annie (Buie) Paxton (1874-)
Connection to MS Gov William McWillie: his daughter Catherine (McWillie) Noland (1832-1891)
Maybe add profiles from the 1850 census that has William Avery Noland (abt.1781-abt.1855)? (not a close relative per WIkiTree, but the "Avery" as middle name....
  • "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M4LJ-TDB : 12 April 2016), William Noland, Warren county, part of, Warren, Mississippi, United States; citing family 1064, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Image attached (accessed 22 January 2023).
  2. ↑ Unmerged match pending more research as of 22 January 2023 - see comparison.
  3. ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 3.19 3.20 3.21 3.22 3.23 3.24 3.25 3.26 3.27 3.28 North Carolina Probate Records, 1735-1970, images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-JXSP-V?cc=1867501&wc=32LJ-4WG:169766401,170867201 : 21 May 2014), Cumberland > Wills, 1818-1842, Vol. B > image 128 of 644; county courthouses, North Carolina. (John Buie's will begins at image 128 and ends at image 130, which shows the date it was written: 21 November 1822 (accessed 22 July 2023).
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 DAR descendant record for Mary Margaret McDuffie, daughter of Archibald McDuffee, DAR Patriot Ancestor #A092114 (accessed 22 July 2023).
  5. ↑ "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6DS7-JSG?cc=1401638&wc=95RN-16R%3A1031309501%2C1031447601%2C1031447602 : 9 April 2016), Mississippi > Franklin > Franklin county > image 29 of 63; citing NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
  6. ↑ "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M8QK-Q9V : 12 April 2016), Archibald Buie, Marion county, Marion, South Carolina, United States; citing family 1525, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
  7. ↑ Find A Grave: Memorial #28092781 for Archibald Buie.
  8. ↑ "United States Census, 1850," FamilySearch database with images, Alabama > Talladega > Talladega county > image 225 of 278, enumerated 8 December 1850; citing NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
  9. ↑ Miscellaneous Records - Letters: "An interesting and informative letter written December 1907 by Mrs. Emma Davis of Goodwater, Alabama, to her cousin Margaret in Robeson County, NC, inquiring about her Brown ancestors of old Bladen/Robeson [Courtesy of the Bradley Buie Collection], accessed 22 January 2023.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 DAR descendant record for Mary Margaret, daughter of Archibald McDuffie, DAR Patriot Ancestor #A092114 (accessed 22 January 2023).
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Elizabeth Mary McBae Bible Record - Pascagoula, Jackson Co., Ms. Submitted to Mississippi GenWeb by Linda Mason (accessed 22 January 2023).
  12. ↑ From John's profile:
    • John (his profile has born in 1746, died in 1823) - His will was signed and sealed on Nov. 21, 1822 and proved in the June term of court and ordered to be recorded in Book B, page 105. The witnesses were: John McLeod, Norman McDonald and John Patterson Jr. Cumberland county was made out of Bladen county so this is in the Cumberland county wills. ~ Cumberland County wills 1757-1955
    From Mary (Buie) Patterson's profile:
    • "North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979 ," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QP9R-3VB2 : 28 November 2018), Duncan Patterson and Mary Buie, 4 Mar 1808; citing Cumberland, North Carolina, United States, p. , North Carolina State Archives Division of Archives and History; FHL microfilm .
    • "North Carolina Estate Files, 1663-1979," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VH6X-JYZ : 12 March 2018), Mary Patterson, 1821; citing Cumberland, North Carolina, United States, State Archives, Raleigh; FHL microfilm 1,862,403.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Find A Grave: Memorial #28137603 for Duncan Buie (tombstone image, accessed 22 January 2023).
  14. ↑ 18 January 2023 - I was unable to find a Duncan Buie with a Sarah Susannah wife in DAR-grs.
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 [Flora McInnis Buie, A Buie family history (written prior to 1910; accessed 22 January 2023).
  16. ↑ http://www.capefearclans.com/Miscellaneous.html#letter2
  17. ↑ "United States Census, 1850," FamilySearch database with images, Alabama > Talladega > Talladega county > image 225 of 278, enumerated 8 December 1850; citing NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
  18. ↑ Wikipedia:
  19. ↑ Category:Bath_County,_North_Carolina
  20. ↑ Category:Craven_County,_North_Carolina
  21. ↑ Category:Bladen_County,_North_Carolina
  22. ↑ Category:Cumberland_County,_North_Carolina
  23. ↑ Category:Moore_County,_North_Carolina
  24. ↑ Category:Robeson_County,_North_Carolina
  25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 25.2 25.3 25.4 25.5 25.6 25.7 25.8 "Will of Hector "Sailor Hector" McNeill (accessed 22 January 2023), Wills Section, Cape Fear Clans. Source for the will: Department of Archives and History, Raleigh, NC. Probate date (2 April 1804) from Robeson County Court Minutes. The "20th-century monument in the McNeill Cemetery in Red Springs, NC where he is buried records Hector's death as 1809", but this is incorrect.
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 Cape Fear Clans, entry for Family of "Sailor Hector" McNeill and wife Mary Culbreth (accessed 22 January 2023)
  27. ↑ FamilySearch PID for Mildred King Martin (15 April 1856–7 April 1931)
    • FamilySearch Person: G9BQ-6PB
    • FamilySearch Person Sources: G9BQ-6PB 10 sources as of 15 March 2023
    • FamilySearch Person Discovery: G9BQ-6PB
See also
  • FamilySearch pages (open tabs on my computer as of 22 January 2023)
    • "United States Census, 1860" for Western Division, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States, database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MD6M-6GK : 18 February 2021). Duncan (63), Duncan (30), Louisa (29), William (9), Margaret (4), Milley (1) - all Buies, all born in North Carolina.
    • Image of 1860 US Census
    • FamilySearch Person: KZ85-WBR for Duncan Buie (1795 – Deceased) - included the 1860 census that said he was 63 as one of 26 sources.
    • FamilySearch Person: LT2Q-Z9W for Daniel Buie (1760-1805) - shows him as son of Archibald Buie (1735–1811) & Catherine Shaw (1737–1819), husband of Margaret McDuffie (1770–1834), whom he married in NC in 1794 (as of 22 January 2023 - PID has 7 sources, but I haven't checked them all as of 22 January 2023).
  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50684098/flora-ann-king : accessed 02 June 2022), memorial page for Flora Ann McDuffie King (1766–1825), Find A Grave: Memorial #50684098, citing Bell-King-McNeil Family Cemetery, Fayetteville, Cumberland County, North Carolina, USA ; Maintained by NCLafter (contributor 46947193) .






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