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In a message dated 2/13/2004 10:12:34 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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>  I'm writing,calling, researching, etc. and can't find some info I need.
> Specifically if anyone at Richmond Co, NC, heard of a common disaster/illness
> of Hezekiah and Mary Almon Meachen about 1851 which left my GMother, Nancy Ann
> Meachen orphaned at age 2.

Mary,

There are several outstanding researchers of Richmond Co. NC, where I have
several families from VA, but my contingent went to TN around 1805-1810 (Haley,
Stone, Lankford, Clark, Medlock/Matlock, etc.).

Rootsweb hosts a Richmond Co. NC list, and your question regarding the event,
as well as your names and dates I am sure would elicit a response.

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Good Luck!\
Janet Hunter

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