NANCY JANE HIATT TAYLOR:
     Research Goal - locate burial site

Family records indicate she died 23 Jan 1902 in Payson, Utah and
was buried there.  Correspondance with Payson Cemetary indicates
they have no record of her being buried there.  Two of her children
are buried in Salem, Utah Cemetary.
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JARROT SCOTT:
     Research Goal - determine who his parents are

   AREAS TO RESEARCH
     I. GAZETEER - Maps of North Carolina
        A. Shelton or Skeltontown (a suburb of Mt. Airy, 8 or 10
           miles to the east)
        B. Rutlege or Ruthledge Creek
        C. Contour map for millsite on above creek
        D. Davidson County
     II. LAND RECORDS
         A. Gristmill & "tract of land" (about 1830+)
     III. DUNKARD CHURCH RECORDS (German Baptist Brethren)
          A. May have migrated from Pennsylvania
     IV. JARROT SCOTT PROBATE
         A. After 27 Apr 1862
     V. CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR RECORDS
        A. Some of the Scott sons enlisted
        B. Pension Records
     VI. MARRIAGE RECORDS
         A. Dobson (county seat) Jarmelia Scott to Evan Taylor
            (21/31 Mar 1867)
         B. Jarrot Scott to Sarah Evans (his 2nd marriage)
            after about 1850
         C. Jarrot Scott Jr. (child of Sarah Evans - born after
            father's death; Nov., 1862) to Armunda Hiatt
     VII. DEATH RECORDS
          A. Some Scott children buried in Scott burial plot on
             homesite in Surry County
          B. Jarrot Scott & Parmelia Thomas (abt. 1850) both
             buried on homesite plot (about 1/2 mile from the mill.)
     VIII. CENSUS RECORDS
           A. North Carolina for 1810 - 1890
           B. Virginia & Indiana for Scott children (1870 & after)
     IX. RELATED RECORD AREAS
         A. Virginia border near Mt. Airy
     X. EARLY LDS RECORDS
        A. Baptism of Jarmelia Scott Taylor (15 Mar 1869) by Henry
           Boyle at Flat Shoal, Surry County, N.C.
     XI. LOCAL HISTORIES
         A. Mt. Airy
         B. Surry County
         C. Northern North Carolina
         D. Migration patterns (pre-1810's - 1850's)
     XII. SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS

EXTRACTED RECORDS
     Phoebe SCOTT (b. 24 Oct 1758, of Surry, N.C.)
     James SCOTT (b. abt. 1795, Surry Co., N.C.)
     Daniel SCOTT (b. 1790, Surry Co., N.C.)
     Francis SCOTT (b. abt 1792, of Stokes Co., N.C.)

1790 CENSUS RETURNS
         Surry County, North Carolina    A  B  C  D  E
          James Scott                    1  3  4  0  0
          Daniel Scott                   2  3  4  0  0
          Jesse Scott                    1  0  7  0  0
          Benjamin Scott                 1  2  4  0  0
          Arthur Scott                   1  4  3  0  0
         Stokes County, North Carolina
          George Scott                   1  1  2  0  0

         A. Free white males over 16
         B. Free white males under 16
         C. Free white females
         D. Other free persons
         E. Slaves
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SAMUEL MANWILL
     Research Goal - determine who his parents are as well as
                     origin of family name

DOCUMENTATION
     Heads of Families - Maine
          Manwell, Samuel
               Free white males of 16 years and upward including
                  heads of families - 2
               Free white males under 16 years - 0
               Free white females - 4
               All other free persons - 0
               Slaves - 0
     Family Records
          Born at Bakerstown Plantation, Lincoln, Maine (30 Jun 1762)
          Married Mary/Molly/Polly Wortley at Cumberland, Cumberland,
             Maine (21 Aug 1786) She would have been 4 months
             pregnant.
          Dead prior to 2 Jan 1796 (wife publishes intention to
             marry Abner True)
          Parents: (as listed in Ancestral File)
             Father - Anthony Manuel
             Mother - Francis Boys or Boyes

EXTRACTED NAMES (from IGI & Ancestral File)
     James Manwell md. Jane
          Rebekah Manwell (b. 4 Feb 1788 @ Buckfield, Oxford, Me.)
          Benjamin Manwell (b. 21 Mar 1790 @   "        "      ")
          Jairus Manwell (b. 14 Apr 1792 @     "        "      ")
          John Manwell (b. 28 Sep 1794 @       "        "      ")
     Joel Manwell md. Phebe
          Isaac Manwell (b. 25 Nov 1767 @ Lyndeborough Twp.,
             Hillsboro, N.H.
          Hannah Manwell (b. 9 Nov 1771 @ same location)
          Phebe Manwell (b. 13 Jul 1773 @ same location)
          Judah Manwell (b. 21 Sep 1777 @ same location)
          Moses Manwell (b. 3 May 1780 @ same location)
     Joel Manwell md. Tabitha
          Joel Manwell (b. 20 Nov 1736 @ Boscawen, Merrimack
              Township, N.H.
          Moses Manwell (b. 13 Sep 1738 @ same location)
          Elizabeth Manwell (b. 14 Aug 1748 @ same location)
     Peter Manwell md. Betsey Dow (24 Nov 1785 @ Jericho,
               Chittenden, Vermont)
          Stephen Manwell (b. 6 Oct 1786 @ Bow, Merrimack, N.H.)
          Simeon Manwell (b. 27 Jul 1789 @ Jerich Township,
               Chittenden, Vermont)
          Olly Manwell (b. 28 Feb 1791 @ same location)
     Anthony Manwell md. Mary
          Mary Manwell (chr. 1749 @ Andover, Essex, Mass)
     Almus A. Manwell (b. @ Mass.)
     Daniel MANWELL (. abt. 1782 @ Washington Co., N.Y.)
     Anna Elisabetha Manwell md. Hans Adam Spittelmayer (9 Nov 1751)
     Zachariah Manwell md. Maria Southard (12 Jan 1797)
     Antony Manwell md. Mary Car (2 Feb 1748)
     Lucy Manwill md. James Basset (8 Jun 1738)
     Frances Manwill md. Walter Lee (15 Oct 1749)
     Joseph Manwell md. Elizabeth Fluck (18 Sep 1777 @ Swanage, Dorset
          England)
     Peter Manwell
          Hannah Manwell (chr. 16 Dec 1733 @ Cathedral, Manchester,
              England)
 NOTES:
     One family history indicates that the ancestors of Samuel Manwill
     were French Arcadians (originally coming from the area of
     Normandy, France.  There are many "Manuel" families living in those
     areas of Canada near Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire.  Another
     theory is that the family originates from England, as stated by
     John Wortley Manwill in indicating the birthplace of his father
     (if "New" England wasn't misunderstood) and that name can be
     found in England near the time period under consideration)
     In the LDS Family History Library, there are plenty of Maine
     and New England records to search for all localities listed in
     family records and histories.
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