References

W.C. RONEY TRUCKING CO., Inc. Burlington, NC

William Chesley Roney,Sr. (b. 1908- d. 1988) started in the 1930s

with Ice Cream sales in a truck, then with a 1940's purchase of a three wheel bike

fitted with cooler box, making sales around town. He later bought a Cushman's

motor scooter which had a freight box and he switch the box off of the bike and place

it on the Cushman and. During world war II he did part time work on loading

dock at Associated Transport and also work in dye house at Burlington

Industries, Pioneer plant. In the late 1940's he begun doing freight and

moving work for hire and when the requirements for operating authority

was needed he apply for grandfather rights for General freight and state-

wide moving rights from The North Carolina Utilities Commission.

He was a moving company agent for several large firms through the

years, that was serving Burlington, NC and Alamance county area and

also handling statewide service with a small storage warehouse,

first rented from John Long then later with Mr. Zimmerman on Park

Ave. and Lakeside st. of Burlington. Mr. Nolen Wooten and sons were

a customer who had rented part of a warehouse there during the 1970s

-80s, they were a great family business to know and work with. After

my older brother Gary finish high school he took over most of the

driving then as Pop had serious eye trouble, they both did many a

moving job both local and statewide. I was helping with work when big

enough, just as my other brothers had before me and I begun full time

working about 1974 or 1975. Pop had health problems which along with

natural ageing and a life time of hard work, had slowly weak him and finely

took him from us one night in July of 1988. He was married to my Mom

(Mary McPherson) for over fiftyfour years and had four sons that they

raised, one infant son (W.C. Roney, Jr.) died in 1943, He was the son

of Clyde Ruffin Roney and Bernice Boone Roney of Burlington, NC.

(F.A. Roney 2009) Family Records, Oral history from Mr. & Mrs. W.C. Roney, Friends and Family members.

Note: If you see any errors I might have made please email me about any, or have questions. Thanks

W. C. Roney

Years: 1949-1956

Creator:

Office of Utilities Commission

Languages:

Call Number:Util.V.5.40 - Location:MARS Id:6.32.40.12 (Folder)Other Ids:

Physical Description:

Quantity:

Other Copies:

Related Materials:

Abstract: Scope / Contents: Index Terms

Personal Names

Roney, W. C.

Geographical Names

Burlington

Title

W. C. Roney

Years: 1957-1965

Creator:

Office of Utilities Commission

Languages:

Call Number:Util.V.5.40 -Location:MARS Id:6.32.40.13 (Folder)Other Ids:

Accounting Division: Annual Reports of Utilities -- Motor Carriers, Class III Freight

NORTH CAROLINA UTILITIES COMMISSION application for certificate to haul Household Goods and like in state of NC, dec 9, 1955 Legal representation and services by LONG, RIDGE, HARRIS & WALKER

__ for W.C. RONEY of Burlington, NC

WC RONEY PAPERS

William Chesley Roney His First Million ____ the radios ___ 1980s audio recording by Fredrick Roney. Interview by Fredrick Roney

ET_WNC Transportation Company Series I, ET&WNC Transportation Company Records, 1866-1996, Boxes 1-11.

Red Ball Motor Freight

Steel, Alfred, President, ET&WNC Transportation Company, 1949-1977

http://www.etsu.edu/cass/Archives/Collections/afindaid/a679.html

Civilian Conservation Corps.

Camp beside of Roney's during the 1930s working on projects in Alamance County, need more research on work done, know of water and sewer lines placement in city. NC state Archives.

from memory of Robert C. Roney

James G. Workman clerk at W.F. Dailey, Fertilizers Park Ave. corner

Church St, along Railroad tracks. Burlington, NC

home on Rainey St. corner with Gilmer St. Burlington, NC

from:

page 231 Burlington, Graham and Haw River, NC City Directory Vol. II year 1920/21

http://www.archive.org/stream/burlingtongraham02mill#page/4/mode/1up

W.F. Dailey & wife home on Broad St. Burlington, NC

Workman, James G (b. 25 May 1893 - d. 16 Oct 1979)

Section Q. PINE HILL Cemetery Burlington, NC

Survey compiled by Jason Munroe and Alamance County Historical Society in 2010.

Updated by Wayne and Laurell Ham from obituary listings. Updated by Jason Monroe through September 2012.

http://cemeterycensus.com/nc/alam/cem048w.htm

More Information about Mr. Workman

Associated Transport Company

see W.C. RONEY TRUCKING CO. Freight page at website.

The American Tobacco Co. was founded in 1890 as a merger between several tobacco manufacturers. It dominated the tobacco industry for nearly 20 years before the government brought an antitrust suit against it in 1907. In 1911 the company was broken up into five separate companies: American Tobacco, British American Tobacco, R.J. Reynolds, Liggett & Myers and Lorillard.

http://www.forbes.com/2005/04/18/cx_sc_0418how_print.html

NOTE_ W.C. RONEY WAS NAME AFTER HIS GRANDFATHERS_ WILLIAM BOONE AND CHESLEY H.L. RONEY.

W.C. RONEY 1987

GRANDPA BOONE AND GRANDMA (1ST WIFE BETTY THOMAS D.1913, 2ND WIFE HUDLA D.1946) LIVED ON GLENCOE RD. ACROSS FROM WHERE STORE WAS (STORE WAS BUILT LATER) SET ON HIGH BANK. Mr. BOON(E) WAS A CARPENTER, ALSO HAUL COAL AND COTTON MACHINES TO BIG FALLS, HAD HEAVY DUTY WAGON, Railroad CAR LOAD OF COAL WEIGH 30 TONS. He (William "Will" Boon(e) had job to install fence around Mill at Hopedale and use wagons to haul fence, post to mill. (WILLIAM CHESLEY TOLD THAT HIS GRANDPA WILL HAD BOUGHT TWO WAGONS FROM NISSIAN WAGON WORKS, SALEM, NC.)

Notes: by W.C. RONEY 1980s

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Mr. Chesley Roney Route 2 Burlington, NC

NOTE: RIGHT CLICK TO OPEN IMAGE IN NEW TAB TO READ

LETTER FROM "MARY McPHERSON" TO CHESLEY RONEY, 1932.

I'M NOT SURE IF SHE KIND'A LIKE HIM OR WAS IN LOVE WITH

SOME GOOD, COLD "ICE CREAM!! ".

VOCATIONAL TRAINING RECORD of WILLIAM CHESLEY RONEY

for AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL & RIVETING DATES 4/14/1943 TO 8/26/1943

at BURLINGTON, NC CITY SCHOOLS 100% 320 HOURS TRAINING

FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY U.S. OFFICE of EDUCATION WASHINGTON, D.C.

Children of WILLIAM CHESLEY RONEY, Sr. & MARY ADA McPHERSON RONEY

RONEY, ROBERT C

RONEY,Jr. , WILLIAM CHESLEY

RONEY, GARY W __ (Married) RONEY, TERESA

RONEY, JOHN R __ (M) RONEY, SHEILA B

RONEY, FREDRICK A

Clyde Ruffin Roney student

Name of School. Principal and Post-office. Est. Attendance. year 1900

Whitsett Institute W. T. Whitsett, Whitsett 200

http://docsouth.unc.edu/nc/ncinstruction1898/ncinstruction1898.html

Curtis Ruffin Roney 1940s Enlistment documents.

Malachi Isley was born 1725 in Germany and died May 31, 1808 in Orange County (now Alamance County), North Carolina. He was married to Mary Magdalene who was born July 22, 1729 and died December 24, 1790 in Orange (Alamance) County, North Carolina. Both Malachi and Mary Magdalene are buried at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in what is now Alamance County, North Carolina. Their sons were Philip Isley, born about 1751 in Pennsylvania; George Isley, born April 3, 1768 in North Carolina; and Malcahi Isley II, born about 1769 in North Carolina.

http://www.geocities.com/isleyfamilies/

1870 Cenus Graham, NC Isley's 50th Wedding Anv., Celb., Post Card from Grover & Betty

James isley & WC Roney Dolly Isley, Mary Roney, Betty Isley Mr & Mrs G.A. Isley

Click card image above for "Bud" Grover Russell Isley page and letters he mailed during his Army

days in Germany, in the late 1950s. United States Army

ROBERT C. RONEY at home Burlington, NC 1940s

Note: old pickup truck in background, with stake sides (1937 FORD 1/2 TON MOTOR NO. 18-3929965 EMPTY WGT. 3090 LBS.) and Ice Cream truck behind of it in woods.

NCUC 1950 WC RONEY

LIST of EQUIPMENT

CERTIFICATE OF TITLE

DODGE TRK 1937 SERIAL# Z301789B

WILLIAM C. RONEY BURLINGTON ALAMANCE CO., NC

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Heath H. Roney es.t 1986

1870 Cenus Graham, NC

John Henry Boon 46 white male Farmer

Rowena (wife) 36 W F Keeping House

Samuel 10 W M at Home

Mary 8 W F

William 6 W M <<< *WB

John 4 W M

Ella 2 W F

Emmadale 1 W F

Robert Allen 37 W M Coach Builder

Annie Wattis 80 W F Housekeeper

(Click for 1870 Census image to view)

Note: *WB

Boon/Boone Family William Boone Father of Bernice "Bennie" Virginia Boone Roney

I belived that around 1917, world War One the spelling of Boon was change by adding

the (E) onto the name because of Anti-German feeling in the country at the time. This is

how I found our Boon family kin which goes back to John (Rev. War Boon) who is buried at

Friedens Church. far2010

DEATH CERTIFICATE AND ORBIT OF WILLIAM M. BOON(E) 1863-1915

PARENTS OF WILLIAM M. BOON(E)

JOHN HENRY BOON and ROWENA ADAMS

MARRIAGE 1858 ALAMANCE COUNTY, NC

Sources: ACPL Records Alamance County, NC, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Mormon geneology and family history online

Report of The North Carolina

Gettysburg Battle Ground

Commission.

Raleigh, N. C., July 14, 1913.

To the Governor.

Sir :—The Commissioners ap

pointed by your Excellency un

der Joint Resolution 51, Public

Laws, 1913, respectfully make

the following report of their ac

tions and proceedings:

In relays the members of the

Commission, between June 19

and July 3, 1913, visited Gettys-

burg, Pennsylvania, and the

fields around the place upon

which were fought the great

battles of July 11, 2 and 3, 1963.

The Commissioners had no dif

ficulty in identify the several

points and positions on those

battlefields where North Carolina

soldiers marched and fought,Z

and they are satisfied after a

careful examination and inspec

tion of the grounds, of official*re-

ports of those battles made by

officers, Union and Confederate,

and after ths ’examination of

witness who were participants,

that North Carolina’s claims

that her troops bore the brunt

of t e first day’s battle and

suffered greater losses in killed

battle and suffered greater looses

in killed and wounded in the

three day’s battles than did the

troops of any gother State; that

on the late evening of July 2nd,

they pierced and broke the Fed*

eral infantry lines on Bast

Cemetery Hill .and captured

several pieces of artillery; and

thatfthey advanced as far, or

further, than any othe? troops

engaged irk; Longttreet's Assault

on the afternoon of the third

day’s battle are all founded.

To mark by substantial tablets

the several positions of |the

North Carolina troops which the

Commissioners wish to emplha-

size, was denied them by the

Gettysburg National Park Com

mission under their regulations

concerning the location of tablets

and monuments proposed to be

erectedjon the battlefield and the

inscriptions on such tablets and

monuments. The decision of

the Gettysburg National Park

Commission was not made, on

the ground that North Carolina’s

claims are not accurate and true.

That question was not considered.

The Commissioners had gone

to Gettysburg with tablets of a

temporary character alredy pre

pared for the purposes above

mentioned to be substitute

afterwards by more permanent

ones of stones or bronze. They

carried with them also other

material and fthings necessary

for the carrying out of the above

mentioned resoiution.

http://www.alamance-nc.com/ACPL/THE%20STATE%20DISPATCH/1913-09-24.pdf

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Ordered. That the matter of'

making a appropriation toward'

erecting an Confederate monunent

at the Court House be laid

on' the table until the next first

Monday. May14, 1913

Graham, NC

http://www.alamance-nc.com/ACPL/THE%20STATE%20DISPATCH/1913-05-14.pdf

Gettysburg, Pa. 1863 Battle Field Civil War Veterans Reunion

GRAHAM - Mr. James Alfred Isley, age 72, of 2418 South N.C. 87 died Sunday, December 20, 1998, Mr.Isley was a retired employee with Associated Transport and Lee Way Trucking. He was a member of Local 391 Teamster Union, Alamance Chapter of The Good Sam Club and a member of Mt. Hermon United Methodist Church. Surviving: wife, Ruby Wood "Dol- ly" Isley; daughter, Dona Isley Hill of Raleigh; son-in-law Johnny Mar- shall "Micky" Hill of Raleigh,NC. The News & Observer December 21, 1998 http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mwellis/mt-hermon-obits.html

James Alfred Isley , Dona Isley Hill , Johnny Mar- shall "Micky" Hill.

Isley, James Alfred (b. 31 Mar 1926 - d. 20 dec 1998)

Isley, Betty L (b. 12 Mar 1905 - d. 7 Mar 1992)

Spouse - Grover Isley

Isley, Della McPherson (b. 12 Jun 1871 - d. 17 Jan 1958) <<< Aunt who care for and raised Mary Roney

Spouse - James M Isley

Isley, Doris D (b. 1929 - d. 1958)

Spouse - Numer Isley

Isley, Grover A (b. 29 Jul 1900 - d. 12 Nov 1984)

Spouse - Betty L Isley

Isley, Infant (b. - d. )

Son of J M and Della Isley

Isley, Mary Alice (b. 23 Apr 1909 - d. 25 Nov 1909)

same stone with infant son of J M and Della Isley

Isley, Numer Reid (b. 20 March 1904 in North Carolina, d. 5 November 1964 ) *NRI

Spouse - Doris Isley

Isley, Violet Keck (b. 22 Jan 1906 - d. 8 Oct 1945)

Isley, Vita Sharpe (b. 30 Oct 1905 - d. 9 Dec 1989)

Spouse - Joseph H Isley

Isley, Zeb Wallace (b. 1890 - d. 1955)

MT. HERMON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH cemetery

Surveyed by Gary Thompson in February 4, 2006 ............... http://cemeterycensus.com/nc/alam/cem008.htm

Notes: *NRI

from: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/r/n/Sandra-Arnold-Brewster/GENE5-0640.html

Artelia RONEY her parents were JOHN RONEY & MARY TROLLINGER RONEY BURIAL AT HAW RIVER, NC CEMETERY SEE TROLLINGER FAMILY FOR MORE INFORMATION AND see Haw River Historical Association, HAW RIVER, NC. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nchrha/

Washington Duke (1820-1905), Artelia DUKE ( 28 Jun 1829- 20 Aug 1859) Source: "Trollinger Family Cemetery," John D. Trolinger, 17 Feby 2001

Libraries with Duke family papers and genealogical materials include:

Duke University. Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library,

Box 90185, Durham, NC 27708.

Telephone: 919-660-5822

E-mail: special-collections@duke.edu

Website: http://library.duke.edu/specialcollections/

Washington Duke family papers and related papers

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Altered From: Photo by John Gardiner

Roney, Duke families celebrate restoration of fountain to its original glory

The dedication of the restored, century-old Roney Fountain at Sarah P. Duke Gardens grew into a family reunion Wednesday evening, May 11, 2011 with Roney and Duke family members gathering to enjoy two things many had never seen before: distant relatives and the fountain itself. Story by Orla Swift

Click Here! for "LINK"

From: Duke University

Office of News & Communications

615 Chapel Drive, Box 90563, Durham, NC

Duke Today is produced jointly by Duke's Office of News and Communications (ONC), the main campus news office, and the Office of Communications Services (OCS), which serves as the central office for employee communications, supporting Duke's administrative divisions.

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CLYDE RUFFIN RONEY, STUDENT of Whitsett Institute

Whitsett Institute, Whitsett, North Carolina ca. 1914

Durwood Barbour Collection of North Carolina Postcards

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

ROCK CREEK MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1883 C. H. RONEY

W.C. RONEY, Times-News, Family Archives, Deeds Office Graham, NC.

The Southeastern reporter, Volume 18 By West Publishing Company

ISLEY v BOON et ux (113 N.C. 249) SUPREME COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA OCT 31, 1893

CHRISTIAN ISLEY against ROWENA BOON and JOHN BOON for recovery of real estate.

ISLEY v. BOON et ux. (Supreme Court of North Carolina. Nov 10,) 1891.)

CHRISTIAN ISLEY against ROWENA BOON and JOHN BOON Lost Records—Secondary Evidence.

http://books.google.com/books

John Boon b1755 VA Rev War

http://johnboonthepatriot.blogspot.com/

JAMES RONEY TO ALEXANDER BENSON 1801

Alexander Benson

containing six hundred and twenty eight acres

Orange County November 9 am 1801

http://files.usgwarchives.net/nc/orange/deeds/roney01.txt

ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, RECORD OF DEEDS 1800-1803, VOL 9,

PAGES 356-357, (N. C. ARCHIVES C.073.40005)

Land Grant Information RONEYs.rtf

Roney's, Boon's, Isley's Family Information Old Land Grants Records

and Trucking Companies Records, Business ect.,

NC State Archives Division

CLYDE RUFFIN RONEY

b. 1887 d. 1975

BERNICE "BENNIE" VIRGINIA BOONE RONEY

b.1888 d. 1922

NINA MAE FAULKNER RONEY

b. 1905 d. 1986

Burial at PINE HILL CEMETERY, Burlington, Nc

section F lot 1 sp#7

Isley, James M.

30 March 1869

6 May 1937

Mt Hermon United Methodist Church Cemetery

Della Maude McPherson

McPherson, Ada W. Isley

14 May 1872

13 December 1913

Magnolia Cemetery

John Allison McPherson

ISLEY, Miss (Mrs. John McPHERSON) - (Malachi > George > Henry > Josephus > Ada W.)

aged 40 years

died last Sun. (Nov. 30)

at home on the Burlington & Elon College Rd.

1 mile east of Elon College

She was the daughter of Josephus ISLEY

of Coble Twsp. and is survived by a husband

and 6 children—the youngest 9 mos. old

Burial at Elon College Cemetery

Gleaner obit Dec. 11, 1913

http://www.geocities.com/isleyfamilies/obituaries

Children of John & Ada Isley McPherson___________________

GURNEY MCPHERSON 03 Dec 1895 Feb 1981 27215 (Burlington, Alamance, NC) 27215 (Burlington, Alamance, NC) 237-09-1632

COY MCPHERSON 24 Oct 1899 Nov 1979 27215 (Burlington, Alamance, NC) (none specified) 237-09-9615 North Carolina

ROY MCPHERSON 15 Sep 1897 Sep 1974 27215 (Burlington, Alamance, NC) (none specified) 238-28-9831 North Carolina

GLENN MCPHERSON 06 Apr 1909 Feb 1987 27215 (Burlington, Alamance, NC) (none specified) 239-12-9733 North Carolina

Mattie MCPHERSON (M) Orbin Hopkins 27215 (Burlington, Alamance, NC) (none specified) _______ North Carolina

Mary Ada MCPHERSON (M) William C. Roney 27215 (Burlington, Alamance, NC) (none specified)

John A. McPherson & Della M. Isley (Mrs. James M. Isley) est. late 1940s

Father & Aunt of Mary Ada MCPHERSON (Have not found photo of James M. Isley) Please Email if one exist.

McPherson Families Photograph

(Before 1913, est. 1907 ?) front row Ada Isley McPherson, Mattie, unkn?,unkn?,unkn?

back row, John A. McPherson, unkn?, unkn? (from: Larger photo of Family group)

Mary Ada McPherson Roney Day papers

Received of John A. McPherson $503.30 payment in full

for 50 Acres of Land, Dec 24, 1904.

W.S. Long

W.S. Long was one of the founder's of Elon College and served

as the college's first president from 1889-1894.

In 1894 W.S. Long resigned from Elon College and served as a minister in churches in both North Carolina and Virginia, as well as being the superintendent of public schools in Alamance County.

William Samuel Long, Belk Library Archives and Special Collections, Elon University, Elon, NC, USA.

John A. McPherson Home & Farm was in the middle of

this Street "Brairclift St. and at Front St. Burlington, NC.

Orbin Hopkins

Mattie McPherson

Debbert Owens and

his brother, they ran the store owned by granpa Roney 1930s.

Mary McPherson (Mrs. William Chesley Roney)

How Mom met Pop at her sisters and brother-in-law house. Uncle Orbin use to sale milk to Debbert Owens and

his brother, they ran the store owned by granpa Roney 1930s. Mom said they keep the milk cool by a regular Refrigarator,

and not sure the year. She thought that Uncle Orbin came down to her Aunt and Uncles to bring her up to stay a while.

William Chesley was employeed by saleing Southern Darieries Ice Cream, out of his Ice Cream truck, and he had

routes around town were a lot of people lived , he would ring a bell he had and sale 5 cent 10 cent pints, cups, popcicles to

many a youngsters.

Children of Mr. Orbin Hopkins & Mrs. Mattie McPherson Hopkins

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S2C Orbin C. Hopkins, Jr., recently spent a ten day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

O. C. Hopkins, Sr., Rte. 4. he was inducted into the Navy on July 15, 1944 and received

boot training at Camp Peary, Va. He is stationed at present at Camp Bradford, Va.

http://www.ncgenweb.us/ncwwii/servicerecordsoctnov1944.htm

Devoy Hopkins (_____________) Mount Vernon Churchr, Burlington, NC 27217

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Orbin Hopkins, Sr.

Brother-In-Law

Married Mattie McPherson, older sister of Mary McPherson Roney.

William Chesley Roney 1908-1988

W.C. Roney Papers Archive

Dinwiddie, Virginia

DINWIDDIE COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Roney Cemetery

LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Major Isaac Roney graveyard:

1936 Oct.

Research made by Mamie Fraser

Cemetery Location: 2 miles southeast of Dinwiddie, Virginia, on Route #626;

thence .9 mile south on Route #660; thence northeast .2 mile

on private road. Dinwiddie County

http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm

This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives

by: Joan Renfrow

Roney, James 1738. Gen. note Part of index to Richmond County Wills and Administrations (1692-1800) Note p. 335. Inv. & appr. rec. 5 Feb. 1738. Will Book No. 5, 1725-1753 (Reel 24)

Richmond County Clerk

Court Street

Warsaw, VA 22572

(804) 333-3781

Orange Co., NC Will Book E-143. Will of Benjamin (x) Roney, dt 25 Mar 1825 prv August Court 1827. Wife: Catherine. Daus: Margaret Eason, Nancy Bryan, Catherine Pickett, Mary Clendennin, Sally McAdams, Elizabeth Tro(w)linger. Catherine and Benjamin Clendennin, children of Mary. Sons: James, Andrew and John Roney. Grandchildren: Benjamin and Catherine (under 21) McAdams, children of dau Sally McAdams. Ex: son Andrew Roney, son-in-law John Trolinger. Wit: Robert A. Younger, Joseph Barker

Click Image to view

Source: Orange County, NC Records Office, Wills & Death Documents, Will Book A Page 42, Will Book E Page 143-145,

Rowland family of Durham, NC, to Doris Roney Bowers, who wrote the "Roney Family History & Genealogy 1690-1972". Received from Doris Roney of Gibsonville, NC

James Roney Wills Va. System Number 000515828 Lieutenant.1808’Bounty Warrants’ Army service Revolutionary War Bounty Warrants

1738 Revolutionary War Bounty Warrants

p. 335. Inv. & appr. rec. 5 Feb. 1738. Will Book No. 5, 1725-1753 (Reel 24)

Part of index to Richmond County Wills and Administrations (1692-1800)

Shell family .Hill... and Roney family history at Stony Creek plantation

This volume consists of genealogical notes for the Shell family including information on descendants of John Shell (ca. 1720-1794) of Brunswick County, Virginia and lines which settled in Dinwiddie and Lunenburg Counties, Virginia; the Hill family including information on the descendants of Robert and Mary Hill of England and Isle of Wight County, Virginia and lines which settled in Dinwiddie, Surry, and Sussex Counties, Virginia; and the Roney family including information on the descendants of Isaac Roney (1800-1870) and lines which settled in Dinwiddie and Southampton Counties, Virginia. Also includes a history of Stony Creek Plantation in Dinwiddie County, Virginia.

System Number 000503058

Letter, dated 3 October 1846, from Wyndham Robertson, Jr (1825-1866). of Petersburg, Virginia, to Major Isaac Roaney (Roney) (1800-1870) of Dinwiddie County, Virginia, discussing the Whig party and the upcoming election.

System Number 000500056

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Flatfoot Road A SURVEY OF HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE

Roney House of Dinwiddie County, Virginia

Roney's of Dinwiddie Co., Va.

Roney Families connections of

Dinwiddie County, Virginia.

Manuscripts - People and Family Names, 1621-1949 | Special Collections Research Center

By Anne T. Johnson People and Family Names, 1621-1949 Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary

Roney, Isaac

Accounts and Letters of Isaac Roney of Dinwiddie County, Virginia. 1836-1871.

http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/?p=collections/findingaid&id=8127&q=&rootcontentid=35096

Looking For Major Isaac Roney Cemetery

Apr 29, 2000 ... Looking for the Major Isaac Roney Cemetery reported to be located in Dinwiddie County Virginia. CSA records indicate I have an ancestor ...

genforum.genealogy.com/roney/messages/97.html

RIDGEWAY. The initials W. E., evidently those of the mason or architect, and the date 1812 are cut high in its chimney. The house was built by Archibald Thweat and passed to Kidder Meade, to two Doctors Anderson, and in 1847 to Major Isaac Roney, who named it for his former home, Ridgeway—two miles from the village. The next owner was John Y. Harris, who married Major Roney's daughter Ella. Set back from the street, behind shrubs and flowers, the simple and spacious white frame structure presents a hospitable façade to passersby.

http://www.vagenweb.org/dinwiddie/misc/homes.htm

1880 Census, Dinwiddie County, Virginia, Rowanty Magisterial District, East and South of Plank Road, Dwelling #42, Family #43, enumerated on June 3rd and 4th, 1880, Henry E. Cousins, age 24, farming, married, born Virginia, father born Virginia, mother born Virginia; Mary E. Cousins, age 24, wife, keeping house, born Virginia, father born Virginia, mother born Virginia; Henry M. Cousins, age 1, son, born Virginia, father born Virginia, mother born Virginia; Mary Roney, age 69, mother in law, born Virginia, father born Virginia, mother born Virginia; Rebecca Tucker, age 13, sister-in-law, born Virginia, father born Virginia, mother born Virginia; Laura Tucker, age 11, sister-in-law, born Virginia, father born Virginia, mother born Virginia; Boarders. by Pauline Drury 2008

http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~lpproots/Tucker/Tuckercenva.html

Roney Geneology - Roney - Family History & Genealogy Message Board ...

Apr 24, 2000 ... I am a Roney, originally from Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Is there a possibility that we are from the same family tree? ...

boards.ancestry.com/surnames.roney/4.5.60/mb.ashx -

Major Isaac Roney

[PDF] The Library of Virginia Quarterly Report of Archival Accessions ...

File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View

Hanover County, Virginia, from Margaret S. Roney (b. ca. .... Papers, 1862–2002, of the Smith family of Petersburg and Dinwiddie County,. Virginia ...

www.lva.virginia.gov/news/collections/Q20809.pdf

Miscellaneous Census Records (115k) - USGenWeb Archives - census ...

1810 Census, Dinwiddie County, Virginia, City of Petersburg, page 326A, ...... son, born Virginia, father born Virginia, mother born Virginia; Mary Roney, ...

files.usgwarchives.net/va/misc/census01.txt

Appendix K: The Goodwyns of Dinwiddie County, Virginia

die county, Va.; was married in Dinwiddie county to John Gilliam, ... married Patrick Roney; x. Elizabeth Ann, married Joel Stude- vant; xi. ...

www.jstor.org/stable/1914655

http://www.jstor.org/pss/1914655

the THWEATT FAMILY was scanned by Optical Character Recognition from a copy

obtained from the Virginia Archives By Brent L. Bowen. James Thweatt was the founder of this family in Virginia.

The only other person of this surname to appear in the early

records was one William Thweatt who was listed as a headright in

a 1673 grant to Philip Watching in New Kent County. Goodwyn married Elizabeth ______ who married

5. Patrick Roney According to the

surveyor records for Dinwiddie, a tract belonging to the

estate of Braddock Goodwyn was divided by court order in 1820

between Thomas Roney in right of his wife and Harriet and Ellza

Ann(5) Goodwyn.

http://web.comporium.net/~jaft/smith1.txt

John W. Slator, Elizabeth T. Roney, 7 Jun 1837 Dinwiddie County

Marriages

http://genealogytrails.com/vir/dinwiddie/marriages.html

Roney Family Reunion Tradition Celebrated

The name Roney is Irish Gaelic, originally spelled O'Ruanaidh, meaning "descendent of the hero." The name was shortened to O'Rownee, O'Roney and O'Ronoo and finally anglicized to Roney, Rooney, and Rowney. The first Roney in this country was from Ireland who immigrated to America around the 1700s and settled on the eastern side of the Rappahannock River in Richmond County, Virginia. Some of the family migrated to Tennessee, North Carolina, Kentucky, Georgia and Ohio.

The William Roney family are direct descendents of Henry Roney Jr. and Julia Bird of Dinwiddie, Virginia. Little is known about Julia A. Bird (Native American and African descent). From this union were born William, Thomas, Ernest, Samuel, Junius and Robert Roney. Other descendents of Henry Roney included Belle, Hugh, Fitzgerald Lee, Lottie and Maggie Roney. William Roney was united in marriage to Minnie Yates on December 18, 1889. From this union were born prominent citizens of Dinwiddie County: Henry Roney, Johnnie Roney, Samuel Roney, Laura Roney, Lacy Buckner, Lelia Roney Hill, Pearl Roney Moss, Oliver Roney, Leroy Roney, Zuline Roney Hicks, Otelia Roney Curley and Elnora Roney Walker Corbitt.

http://findarticles.com/p/news-articles/progress-index-the-petersburg-va/mi_8168/is_20080810/roney-family-reunion-tradition-celebrated/ai_n53948647/

Roney Geneology

Sandra Roney Sutherland (View posts) Posted: 24 Apr 2000 9:17PM GMT

Carolyn,

I am a Roney, originally from Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Is there a possibility that we are from the same family tree? I am trying to research my family's history as well and if we are related, we could possibly assist each other.

http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.roney/4.5.60/mb.ashx

October Court, 1790. An Indenture of Bargain and Sale from Thomas Roney and Rebecca his wife to Isaac Tucker was acknowledged by the said Thomas and Rebecca to be their act and deed, she having been first privily examined as the Law directs and is ordered to be recorded. Order Book 1789-1791, page 253, Dinwiddie County, Virginia.

http://www.vagenweb.org/dinwiddie/tucker/orders/dinwid1.htm

West Virginia Forts

Fort Dinwiddie (1772 - 1780's), Stewartstown A large VA colonial militia fort. .... Roney's Fort (1784 - unknown), Randolph County A settlers' fort. ...

www.northamericanforts.com/East/wv.html

DINWIDDIE COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Roney Cemetery ...

DINWIDDIE COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Roney Cemetery ----¤¤¤---- Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, ...

files.usgwarchives.org/va/dinwiddie/cemeteries/roney01.txt

Land Tax Records, Dinwiddie Co. (1782-1814)

(1782-1814). Tucker Land Tax Records, Dinwiddie County, Virginia (1782-1814) .... 1790, Isaac Tucker, Senr (Roneys), 387, Convey'd by Thos. Roney . ...

www.vagenweb.org/dinwiddie/tucker/taxes/dinwidld.htm

Sunday, May 08, 2011

may 8, 2011 info

Papers, 1784-1857, of Isaac Roney (1800-1870) of Dinwiddie County, Virginia, consisting of: a) an account, 1784-1785, of Robert Bolen with an unidentified blacksmith; b) a receipt, dated 21 May 1838, from Lewis Lunsford (1799-1870) by Louis B. Zimmer (1782-1866), both of Dinwiddie County, to Isaac Roney for whiskey; c) a letter, dated 24 June 1857, from Thomas ------ of Richmond, Virginia, to Isaac Roney regarding travel to the springs of Virginia; d) receipt, n.d., from Robert E. Peebles (ca. 1800-1859) of Dinwiddie County to Isaac Roney for bonds against persons who owe money; and e) a letter, n.d., from John W. -----, by W. B. Harrison to Isaac Roney concerning a request for bacon

System Number 000499232

System Number 001492078

Petersburg Index and Appeal (Petersburg, Va. : Daily) (Film 106). Note September 27, 1876, page 3, column 7.

System Number 001492077

Roney, Maj. Issac, deceased Dinwiddie Va.-------

March 10, 1857 Roney, Patrick , deceased System Number 001488923 J. M. B. Steward, administrator. Southern part of lot 41, Old Blandfor

System Number 001488525 Hardaways, Hargrave, Isham, deeceased, Plantation, near Roney’s Mill.

Roney, Isaac, Dinwiddie County, died Daily Courier (Petersburg, Va.) (Film 228). Note November 29, 1870, page 3, column 1 System Number 001487478

proper name and subject index covering more than 40 newspaper titles primarily published in Petersburg, Va., 1797-1877. Originally a Works Progress Administration (WPA) project, the card index, from which this database was created, is comprised of 43,810 typed 3 x 5 cards with detailed entries for proper names and subjects including births, marriages, deaths, property sales, and chancery suits. Local events are covered in great detail, including the period of reconstruction following the Civil War.

Darrel Pettigrew

Patrica Roney Pettigrew (daughter of Curtis "Mutt" R. & Arlene Beavers Roney)

PETTIGREW, MARIA ANN (Granddaughter of Curtis "Mutt" R. & Arlene Beavers Roney)

[MARRIAGE 1990 book 29 pg 477

BERRY, PHILIP GLEN JR Gibsonville, NC Morton township Alamance County

BERRY, JEREMY MICHAEL 1991 bk 79 pg 784

PARENTS - Record(s) 2

BERRY, PHILIP GLENN JR

PETTIGREW, MARIA Alamance County Register of Deeds Graham, NC

Maria & Clyde R. Roney est.1974

Maria Pettigrew Berry facebook page

Chesley Henry Lea Roney (1853-1924) Family at homeplace of great grand father C.H. Roney

Burlington, NC Alamance County USA_ Roney Family special event_

hosted by new owners R. & Linda Whitesell Quinonez (1985)* at time of video.

Roney Video Production 1985 VHS ©RVP2007

Category: Education

Tags: Burlington *est Dated

CHR Deep Creek Plantation RVP1985.wmv family Videos

In the 1960s & 1970s W.C. Roney sold Stark Bro's fruit trees, and had several diffrent varieties growing in his back yard near his garden, which he enjoy working in daily.

Stark Bro's Products http://alamanceattic.tripod.com/id8.html

Family of Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Ruffin Roney of Alamance county, North Carolina USA

Alamance county/Glencoe Rd.,Glencoe Church,tobacco,birthday party,bar-B-Q pit,old store,Boone family farm

http://www.freewebs.com/alamanceattic/

Sellars family of Alamance County, NC

http://cmsellars.angelfire.com/sellars_family_of_alamance_county_nc/

M & P TRANSFER, INC. <<< (919) 227-8782 Dale Phillips, Dean Phillips, Wayne Payne

1515 NORTH GRAHAM-HOPEDALE ROAD

BURLINGTON NC 27215 US DOT: 713641 Docket Number: MC201876 Authority Type Contract

ANTHONY B. CAPPS TRUCKING, INC. Docket Number: MC460732

CAROLINA TANK LINES, INC. USDOT Number 153016 Docket Number MC165807

3255 MAPLE AVE BURLINGTON NC 27215 (336) 226-7039

J.W. Long & Son's Sand and grading Inc.,

Burlington, NC Rauhut St 336-27-4244 Walter B. Wyatte, Jr. (president) A.M. Perry, Jr. (V.Pres., Sec.ty)

James Roney of Carlow Ireland b.1678 - 1738

Richmond Co., Va., Will Book 5, p.335

James Roney: Inventory, dated 5 Feb 1738/39

His widow, Ann Roney, acted as administrator of his estate, appearing in

court 6 Nov 1738.

"Ann Roney, relict of James Roney dec'd came into court and made oath the

the said James Roney departed this life without making any will so farr as she

knows or believes and on her motion and ginning security for her just and

faithful administration of the said decendants estate, certificate is

granted her for obtaining letters of administration in due form."

6 November 1738, Richmond Co., Va, Court Order Book #10, page 678.

Father of James Roney B.1711 - D. 1765 (Information noted above) Our Roney family line for C.R. Roney Burlington, NC.

Source: Virginia Records and Archives Richmond, Va. USA

Capt. J. G. Roney JULIUS GARIBALDI RONEY ("JULE") SARAH ARCHER LEA

http://www.wilsonnc.org/Departments/DevelopmentServices/HistoricPreservation/TourHistoricWilson.asp

JAMES ROUNTREE HOUSE - 206 West Nash Street - ca. 1888. Thought to be built by James Rountree, son of prominent merchant Moses Rountree; then sold to Frank Barnes, president of the First National Bank of Wilson in1897. In 1904 it

was sold to Capt. J. G. Roney, head of the Co. whose descendant still owns the house.

Current Owner: BRETT, LAWRENCE JR

Historic District Name: Old Wilson, nc ... www.wilsonnc.org

http://www.rootsweb.com/~vadinwid/tucker/orders/dinwid1.htm

Orbit _from Newspaper for:

Glenn P. McPherson 1987

Ben Lewis McPherson 1993

and Thank You Note 1971

To: Mr. & Mrs. W.C. Roney

from John & Sheila Roney

JOHN RUFFIN RONEY baby

1950s IN ROCKING CHAIR

ROBERT AND GOAT and he is eating ice cream, ca. 1940

THIS GOAT WAS BREED TO MILE HIGH AMMINS KING HIS

REGISTRATION NO. 51164 ON THE 18th FEB 1939

OWNED BY GEORGE A. COVINGTON JAMESTOWN, NC

W.C. Roney personal property Tax listing 1961

Huldu J. Boone sign Estate Affairs over to C.R. Roney 1915

William Boone Estate (note: 2nd wife of Wm. Boone) she was widow of Mr. Wood of Logan St. Ext.

______From Death Certificate ____

for

Mrs. Hulda Nettie Moon Wood Boone

b. 8-1-1866 d. 1-17-1946 : Widowed

Residence: Logan St. Ext Burlington, NC

Birthplace Cane Creek, Alamance county, NC

Parents:

Dennis Moon & __(Mother)___Unk?

wife of L.J. Wood (1st)

Wm. Boone (2nd) Both Deceased

Informant : L. Freeman Wood Burlington, NC

Burial Mt. Herman Meth. Ch. Cemetery 1-19-1946

Alamance Deeds Office

Mrs. Hulda Nettie Moon Wood Boone

b. 8-1-1866 d. 1-17-1946

Orbit from Newspaper of Mrs. William Boone 1913

(Note: 1st wife of Wm. Boone) Clyde R. Roney was also kin to Rev. Thomas. Her parents were Benjamin Thomas and Elizabeth H. of Dwelling No. 5 in Graham Township Dist. No. 6 in Juh 1880 Pg. No. 1 CENSUS, and listed as being about three houses from the John Henry & Rowena Boon family home.

Mr. & Mrs. Benj., Thomnas had nine children Mrs. William Boon(e) was the 2nd oldest Daughter and shown as 21 years of age and her first name is "Elizabeth" and nick name "Bettie" as shown in orbit.

W.C. RONEY PAPERS

ELIZABETH "BETTIE" JANE THOMAS

MRS. WILLIAM BOON(E)

Ca. 1896

photo owned by B.R. HALL

MR. & MRS. R.N. RONEY, Sr. _PAPERS

RONEY, BOON, BOONE FAMILY INFOMATION / ALAMANCE CO., NC

W.C. Roney and Nannie goat in front yard mowing weeds 1960s, He

purchase her from Mr. Lace Loy on Christopher Dr. about not long before this photo.

STATEMENT from DR. RIPPY AND DR. TATE 1970

1979 letter to W.C. Roney from Deborah G. ____(private)__

William E. Roney was my Grandfather she wrote. I just found this

letter 29 August 2010 in a plastic box that Pop had old business papers

and personal records, doctors, phone, electric bills and moving, salt

statements , etc., papers. Will try to contact her to check if Pop had reply

to her letter and how much she has found out about the Roney's family.

Copy of Deborah _____ 197...rom her_to WCR._publicrtf

1959 Letter from William E. Roney Berea, Ohio

William ezekiel Roney & family of Berea, Ohio

from: MRS. W.C. RONEY RT.7 BURLINGTON, NC

to: A/2C ROBERT C. RONEY 4347th A&E Maint Sq. McConnell AFB, KANSAS

NOV 19, 1959 PAGE ONE

DEAR ROBERT, WILL ANSWER YOUR LETTER........

PAGE THREE AND PAGE TWO WE HAD A VISITOR FROM,

OHIO TUESDAY SAID HIS NAME WAS WILLIAM E. RONEY, WAS ON HIS VACATION SAID HE WORKED ON (FOR) RAILROAD HE WAS A CLERK AND HE WAS 77 YEARS OLD. HE WALKED OUT HERE FROM PIEDMONT HOTEL IN 40 MINUTES HE SAID. HE SAW YOUR DADDY'S NAME IN TELEPHONE BOOK AND THAT IS WHY HE CAME OUT HERE, HE WAS TRAVELING BY TRAIN. HE WAS TRYING TO FIND OUT ABOUT HIS GREAT, 3TIMES GRANDFATHERS RECORD (GENEALOGY) SAID, HIS FATHER HAD TOLD HIM, HE LIVED IN NORTH CAROLINA, ALAMANCE COUNTY.

YOUR DAD CARRIED HIM OVER TO SEE GRANDPA (C.R. RONEY) BUT HE DID NOT KNOW ONE, I FORGOT WHAT HE SAID HIS 3rd GRANDFATHER NAME WAS. HE SEEM TO HAVE A WONDERFUL MEMORY. WELL I WILL CLOSE FOR NOW, AND FINISH DINNER. WRITE WHEN YOU CAN.

LOVE FROM ALL

MOTHER & DAD

SOURCE: FROM NOV 19, 1959 LETTER (MOM) MARY RONEY to (SON) ROBERT C. RONEY

_______________________________________________________________________________

CHESLEY HENRY LEA RONEY

FARM

Sarah Roney Pickard

Pauline "Polly" Roney Caudle & GrtGrandson

BURLINGTON - Mrs. Pauline Roney Caudle, 76, of 1619 Lowe Hopedale Road died Wednesday at her home.

Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Glencoe Baptist Church, of which she was a member. Burial will be in Alamance Memorial Park.

A native of Alamance County, she was a retired employee of Isley Hosiery Mill.

Surviving are daughter, Mrs. Edna Elizabeth Gilbert of Greensboro; son, Howard O. Caudle of Burlington; stepsons, Bobby D. Caudle, Billy D. Caudle, both of Roanoke, Va.; brother, Ralph Roney of Burlington; sister, Mrs. Sarah Pickard of Burlington; half brothers, James D. Roney, Herbert F. Roney, both of Burlington; half sisters, Mrs. Virginia Kernodle, Mrs. Betty Lou Cheek, Mrs. Shelby Aldridge, Mrs. Nancy Thomas, Mrs. Anne Boone, Mrs. Becky Jarvis, all of Burlington; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren.

Greensboro News & Record Greensboro,NC Dec 11, 1991

MR. & MRS RALPH N. RONEY, SR.

ED OLIVER, KIM OLIVER GRANDSONS OF

MR. & MRS RALPH N. RONEY, SR., CHILDREN ON JACK & VICKIE RONEY OLIVER, LETTER TO MOM

WHO CARE, AND BABY SET ED AND KIM DURING THE WEEK, 1970S.

WARLICK FAMILY (IN-LAWS TO MR & MRS JOHN R. RONEY) LIVES IN PA.

MR & MRS LARRY (MARY PERRY) STAUNTON

Blue RIDGE TERRACE Inn_AFTON.VA ELVA. 1800ft- OLD POSTCARD

HEATH H. RONEY at BURLINGTON, NC BMX BICYCLE RACES 1980

facebook page Link.

Wreck of truck, "Mutt" Curtis Ruffin Roney while driving through Virginia during

the late 1940s or early 1950s had a wreck off the side of a mountain in a Associated Transport Company

truck after the brakes failed. He was in a local hospital for many weeks, healing in very serious condition.

Photo Not Actual AD/As Told by WCR 1980s

It was in the 1940's. It was after the WWII and before 1950. It was when Dad was still driving the little pickup and I was little enough to sit on Aunt Bettie's lap. It was a long way to go to the UVA Hospital at Charolettesville VA. It was before Gary was born..............Robert

Jun 28, 2011

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James Oakley Caudle, 65 A native of Stokes County, he was the son of James Rufus and Rosa Boyles Caudle. He was the husband of Mrs. Pauline Roney Caudle of the home Rt. 7 Burlington, NC.

The Daily Times-News 08 Feb 1967 Burlington, NC

https://www.newspapers.com/clip/31430061/caudle-1967/

Hupmobile Automobile

Pop said he owned one in the 1930s, allowed some Colored friends use it to haul away junk to scrape yard.

ACPL

Levin Brother's, Burlington, NC

Junk Yard 1913 ACPL

CORN SALAD SEEDS ORDER INTEREST FROM HARRIS SEEDS, 1972.

COOK BOOK

EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS CLUBS

ALAMANCE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

SECOND EDITION

1969

GRAHAM, NC

List of a few Members: Mrs. Betty Isley, Mrs. James Isley, Mrs. Virginia (Graham) Kernodle

pages 31, 86, 112, 120, 126, 128, 196 & 213

ALAMANCE COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE

North Carolina Cooperative Extension

1948 CUSHMAN 3 WHEEL SCOOTER CERT. JOHN LOOKING ON AS GARY RIDES BIKE (MAY 1958)

ROBERT C. RONEY (1940s)

WILLIAM C. RONEY AND BABY ROBERT C. RONEY ca. 1936

Gary Roney, Burlington Mixer Driver for Chandler Concrete

Driver Championships Bring

Out The Best of the Best

Company Competition Determines Statecontest Entries

March 19th, 2009

24 mixer drivers gathered to compete for

the opportunity to represent Chandler Concrete and show off their mixer

driving knowledge and skills, at the Virginia and North

Carolina state driver championships sponsored by the CRMCA and the

VRMCA. Congratulations to the winners and to all of those

who participated.

As the Drums Turns Newsletter Volume 17 - Edition 1 C H A N D L E R C O N C R E T E C O . , I N C .

W.C. Roney National Van Lines patch on shirt est. 1957

at Home on Front St. Burlington, NC

"Pop" ready to take a ride in the Dodge pickup I purchase about May 1988.

This was in June 1988, we travel around a while and visit with his half-brother

"Bubba" James Duke Roney on Deep Creek Church Rd. , this was just a month

before his death on July 10, 1988.

Mrs. Hamlin L. Coble

The Burlington (N.C.) Daily Times-News

Tuesday, August 21, 1936

Mrs. Hamlin L. Coble

Funeral service for Mrs. Hamlin L. Coble was conducted Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the Shallow Ford Christian church, followed by interment in the church cemetery. Rev. C. A. Brown officiated at the services.

Music was furnished by a special trio of ladies, friends of the deceased.

Pallbearers were: T. W. Bright, B. M. Lasley, Eller Mosley, C. R. Roney, Pink DuVant and Oscar DuVant.

Flowers were in charge of Mrs. Willie Faulkner and Mrs. John Long and were carried by Luther and Willie Faye Christopher, Fred Mathews, Frank Ward, Marjorie Ward, Madeline DuVant, Mack McBullock, Eugene and Faydene Faulkner, Mary Bright, Margaret Parks, Dessie Dindsay, Margaret, Beulah, Edith and Edna Small, John Long, Jr.. Virginia Pace, Mrs. Alma Perry and Mrs. W. J. Johnson.

http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mwellis/shallow_ford_cem_obit.html

Mrs.Mary Ellis Website Link page!

Lots of Alamance County Information on Cemetery Listings and Family Records.