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Name: City: Aiken, SC Sent: 25-Apr-2005 10:23 AM My gggg grandfather Samuel Maddox is listed in these diaries, I really appreciate you making them available. I now have better insite into his life. Name: City: Aiken, SC Sent: 25-Apr-2005 10:21 AM My gggg grandfather Samuel Maddox is listed in these diaries, I really appreciate you making them available. I now have better insite into his life. Name: City: NEW YORK Sent: 23-Sep-2004 02:38 PM Hello im looking for any MCPHERSON family from Jamaica or England. THANKS PETE Name: Nelson Lemmond City: Charlotte, NC Sent: 11-Jul-2004 04:24 AM I am in Oxford, England writing a paper about the Osborn Diary. (1800-1802) Thank you for making it available in a more manageable format. by the way Sally McCain was my gggg aunt. Nelson Lewmmond Name: City: Lynn Haven, Florida Sent: 20-Apr-2004 10:19 AM Thanks for making the diary available. I have recently discovered it and have enjoyed it very much. I believe that John is my great, great, great grandfather. My grandmother was Elizabeth Aurelia Osborne who's grandfather was William Stancil Osborne, one of John's sons. Name: City: Montgomery, Alabama Sent: 17-Feb-2004 05:24 PM The Solomon Harris who was John Osborn's neighbor is my ancestor. Solomon fought in the Revolution. I'm very grateful for this diary. Name: Nelson Lemmond City: Charlotte, NC Sent: 28-Dec-2003 12:00 PM Has anyone written any articals or mentioned the Diary in any books? Is there an Osborn Diary expert? I probably have 15 to 20 ancestors mentioned starting with the McCains! Thank you for doing this. Nelson Lemmond Name: City: Llano Texas Sent: 15-Nov-2003 12:19 PM I enjoyed reading the diary . I think some of the Osbourn family and the Peniniger families mentioned are ancestors of mine. My Osbourn family came from some part of North Carolina. sent Nov. 15 2003 Name: City: Lawndale, California Sent: 20-Sep-2003 11:18 AM Harold: I really enjoyed reading this. I wish I had read it be- fore my trip up to Salt Lake. I am wondering if the William McCoy he kept on mentioning in his diary was the father of my 2nd great-grandmother Rachel McCoy Helms? Also I wonder which William Helms he was referr ing to? I SINCERELY hope that more copies of his diaries will be found! THANKS EVER SO MUCH FOR doing all the work it too to put this on the web. Barbara Name: Homepage: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=rcossart City: Waxhaw, NC Sent: 25-May-2003 03:49 AM I would like to thank you for posting this. My wife does have a photo copy of the original transcripts but when others ask for it I have to tell them to write to the Haritage room in Union Co.,NC. My wife(Libby) has ties to two families mentioned, McCrory and Ritch families. This has helped to file some of the gaps in the tree and point use in a new direction. Thanks for posting this. Name: City: Mayfield, Kentucky Sent: 07-Apr-2003 12:20 PM My g grandfather was William Calvin Clark and my g grandmother was Nancy Jane (Hale) Clark. Their daughter, my grandmother, was Pearl (Clark) Wilkerson. My mother is Reba L. (Wilkerson) Page. Name: City: Starkville, MS Sent: 22-Mar-2003 12:52 AM Name: City: Bremerton, Washington Sent: 04-Feb-2003 07:06 PM Wonderful site. I very much appreciate the effort that has gone into building and maintaining it. I'm a descendant of John Radford (immigrant from England ca 1790?) who married Virginia Ausborn/Osborn. Still looking for proof of this marriage after 35 years research. I'd hoped to find some mention of it here. Name: City: St. Louis, MO Sent: 16-Jan-2003 10:06 AM What a gift! Not only sheds light on daily life in early North Carolina, but mentions some of our Black family members. Thanks so much Name: City: Newmarket, Ontario, Canada Sent: 31-Dec-2002 03:23 AM I an a descendant of Captain James Ozburn; of the N.C. Provincials who fought at Moore's Creek Bridge during the Revolution, he was of Fayetteville, N.C. Seeking information. The diary is great! Name: City: Lilburn, GA Sent: 15-Dec-2002 06:03 AM Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful Diary with us. I am a descendent of Daniel Winchester, who is mentioned in the early edition. I've found so many Winchester associated families in John's writings. I'm sure, John never realized how his writing down his thoughts, would have so much impact on so many people, 200 years later. Name: City: Charleston SC/ Charlotte, NC Sent: 15-Dec-2002 03:14 AM Wonderful reding. I love seeing the actual way they talked (pronounced) words in that area. This helps many understand the way names became spelled other ways....Many of these people are ancestors of mine...Helms, Presley, Laney, Keziah/Coursard etc. Thanks for sharing such a delighful site. Name: City: Tuscaloosa, AL Sent: 15-Dec-2002 12:27 AM It is so amazing to see the names of one's ancestors in another man's diary! William and Dunning Kizziah are in my family tree. I see many names associated with my family early on...Presley, Berry, Helms...I'm just beginning to look at the index. How exciting. Name: City: Springfield, Virginia Sent: 01-Nov-2002 02:00 PM Fascinating! Many thanks for making these very interesting diaries available for the public to read. Name: City: Great Falls, SC Sent: 27-Oct-2002 12:09 PM Interesting site...John V. Reeb told me of this site tonight because we had seen the 1802 diary many years ago. Our Rape family is mentioned many times in the 1802 diary and I look forward to reading all of this one. Thanks. Number of entries: 96 [ Click here to return to the Osborn Diary ] Create a FREE guestbook! Alxhost Web Hosting - $4.95/month! Remove these links Click for more info! |
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