User talk:Dalton J. Nix

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GEDCOM uploaded successfully

Your GEDCOM was uploaded successfully. Feel free to launch the family tree explorer and check it out. We were having some issues that caused your GEDCOM to not be uploaded initially; we noticed that probably because of the delay your GEDCOM was uploaded again. We imported the first GEDCOM but left the first one alone because they seemed to be the same. Thanks for using WeRelate! -Nathan 17:23, 28 March 2007 (MDT)

Sarah Moorman and David Dumas [4 July 2008]

Hi Dalton,

Several generations are missing from Sarah's ancestry. She was probably a daughter of Andrew Moorman who was baptised 4 Nov 1689, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia, and his wife Sarah (Sallie) Clark. Andrew was a son of Thomas Moorman and his wife, Elizabeth, grandson of Zachariah Moorman and Mary Ann Candler.

Hope this helps.

Mary

From your data: Zachariah Moorman was born 1619 in Isle of Wight England, and died AFT 1670 in Virginia.

59.

Mary Candler.

Children of Mary Candler and Zachariah Moorman are:

29. i. Sarah Moorman was born in Virginia, and died 1802 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. She married David Dumas 1 BEF 1754, son of Benjamin Dumas 1 and Frances Clark. He was born 1731 in Hanover, Virginia, and died 1803 in Montgomery County, North Carolina.--Mstewart 12:40, 4 July 2008 (EDT)

[23 July 2013]

I'm Howard's grandson Richard Nix.Email me at johnrnix@yahoo.com sometime we can catch up--John R. Nix 16:40, 23 July 2013 (EDT)

Nix family [23 April 2016]

greetings,

I have been reading about Jennings, your ancestor. He is the sister of my relative Margaret Nix.

Margaret Nix and Daniel Nix also named one of their daughters Margaret. That is my relative. I have many docs to support this.

My Margaret married Joel Chapman and they all moved to Georgia.

If you have any further info on my folks or their parents, I would love your input.

thanks so much,

Lorraine--Andrew13 14:55, 23 April 2016 (UTC)

Nix family [27 June 2016]

greetings,

I have been reading about Jennings, your ancestor. He is the sister of my relative Margaret Nix.

Margaret Nix and Daniel Nix also named one of their daughters Margaret. That is my relative. I have many docs to support this.

My Margaret married Joel Chapman and they all moved to Georgia.

If you have any further info on my folks or their parents, I would love your input.

thanks so much,

Lorraine--Andrew13 14:57, 23 April 2016 (UTC)

Ha, my father's birthday is April 23rd.--Nixiam 10:34, 27 June 2016 (UTC)

I'm Joshua Paul Nix's son. [27 June 2016]

I believe you talked to him 10, maybe 11 years ago on this site. I was but 5 years old then, and the recent death of his father (Craig Nix) made me want to make another attempt in contacting you. You might know, Paul (my father) died September 16th, 2009. A while back I made an attempt to email you, and this is all me trying to find out more about my family, as I've come to take a certain bit of pride in my last name.

If you could leave me a message that would be deeply appreciated. Thank you, and I'll certainly be waiting eagerly.--Nixiam 22:29, 3 May 2016 (UTC)

Your Moore relatives [9 September 2020]

Hello! I came across your findings on Moore relatives in Tennessee. The family that settled in Roane County caught my attention because I am trying to find out what I can about William A Moore, one of the Irish immigrants who came to America in the late 1790's. He is a potential father for a William M Moore who is my 2nd G grandfather. You mention some legal papers you have for William A's family and I would be very interested in any records you have on him or his offspring. Congratulations on a very thoroughly put together list of descendants. Thank you and best wishes. Tom Walker--Tomdubya 23:58, 9 September 2020 (UTC)