HOME Queries Family Groups Wills Links Census Records 1880 Census with a search box Newspaper Articles Medlin Genforum GEDCOM tools Archives in other sites Contact Please visit my personal Medlin web page I found a magazine called Family Tree. There are several books on genealogy, but this is the only genealogy magazine I know of. If you know others, please email and I will post links to them here. Free for 2 weeks! Genealogy.com How many ancestors can you find in 2 weeks?	Bertie County, North Carolina, October 6, 1750  -  James Douglas, wf. Elizabeth Douglas, sons: Kesia and James. Daughters:  Ann and Elizabeth Douglas. Test: Joseph Medlin, John Brown, Elizabeth Robertson. Will Bk. A  -  Bute County, N.C. (now Warren County records) Robert Cade, Sale of Estate, 3rd June 1769 Chattles of Robert Cade at Public Auction Buyers:  Drury Cade, Joseph Wright, James Alford, Lodwick Alford, Mary Sanders, John Farrell, Elijah Strickland, George Martin, Mary Manard, Elizabeth Medling *, Henry Freeman, William Scoggin, Humphrey Moody, William Fant, Joseph Strickland, George Bryant, Lodowick Alford, Jr., and David Horton.   Total Pds. 40 .. 16 . . 5 Exhibited August Court 1769 Osborn Jeffereys, Sheriff   * By names of buyers compared with neighbors, this was probably wife of William Owen Medlin.	Medlin Forum Medlin Headstones added 21 May 2005 How many Ancestors Do You Have? History of Roanoke, Texas - added 3 Dec 1999 Kate's Wagon Train - added 1 Dec 1999 The Medlin Barn - added 22 Nov 1999 Medlin Clan and Kin - added 2 March 2006 After uploading the book, we discovered that some of the links on some of the pages are in error. Please use your back button while we are repairing the links. We hope to have all links repaired within a few days. Thank You The complete books "Trek to Texas" and "Medlin Clan and Kin in America"will soon be on the web! There will be a search engine on the site to help you locate the person or place you are researching. Check back often!
	Johnston County, N.C.  Deed Bk. E1, p. 424 6th February 176   William Owen Medling, Planter to Demcy Sumner, Planter "both of Johnston County" for 15 Pds Virginia money . . . 100 acres . . . in Johnston County . . . Province of North Carolina land south side of Mockerson Creek adf. Elisha Strickland   In presents of us his    Drury Cade William Oen Medling    James Bolton mark    Julius Johnson
	Bk. E1, p. 315 5th February 1768   Timothy Royal Medford Medlin, Planter, of Bute County to Drewery Caide of afsd. for 15 Pds. Virginia money . . . 100 acres in Johnston County on NS Little and _____ Branch . . . a fork of Julius' Branch   In presents of us his    Foster Mason                                   Timothy Royal R Medford Medlin    James Bolton mark   Note:  These are the only Medlins called "of Johnston"

 






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Didn't find your ancestors here?  OneGreatFamily is a wonderful place to find your ancestors.	Nicholas Browne received land on Pagan Creek for transportation of Geo. Medland, et al. 10th April 1642 - Isle of Wight 13th Jan. 1652  Mr. Henry Pitts received 450 acres on Pagan Run . . . to land of Geo. Medlin . . . Isle of Wight in Virginia. Ref. Cavaliers and Pioneers by Nugent A 100 acre land warrant is in St. Margaret's Parish for Richard Medling 1727. Only Court Minutes have survived for Caroline County, Virginia's early records.  He was not mentioned again.  If he ever lived there, evidently only briefly. Richard Medlin purchased land in 1728 from Jacob Odom of Nansemond County, Virginia when he was in Bertie County, North Carolina.  Jacob Odom, or another, was living in Bertie County by 1738 or earlier according to deeds.  Bertie County, North Carolina Deed Bk. A, April 7, 1713 Richard Odom of Upper Parish Nansemond County, Virginia, power of attorney to Daniel Magee.	Have you did a google search for your ancestors?  I found many of my  ancestors names by searching for them at Google.

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