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Native American genealogy research from the Piedmont of NC & VA
Floyd/Pike Co records:
Deed Book B: 6 Aug 1819: Articles of Agreement between Muriday Collins and
William Tackett to form a partnership to try for Salt Water.
Deed Book A: 18 May 1816: Indenture to Richard Damron from Meriday Collins
in the amount of $100.00 for 50 acres on Shelby Creek.
Floyd Co. Marriages: Bond dated 24 July 1820 by Edward Collins and John
Justice for a marriage between Edward Collins and Polly Bryant. Polly was
the daughter of Edy Bryant, and was raised by Isam Hall Sr. Isam Hall and a
Tamby Collins signed the letter of consent. Married 27 July 1820.
Does anybody heard the first name Tamby before?
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Dear Brenda,
I have never seen the name Tamby before. We have a Tamsin in our line somewhere, she was a Higginbotham before her marriage into our family of Cash’s. Take care & God Bless.
Your Friend & possible Patterson cousin,
CoheeLady

Brenda,
Tamby is a new one to me too. I don’t think I’ve ever run into that one. Not even in Floyd. Let me check my records for KY and I’ll let you know what I find.
Greetings Rosebud,
I wanted to ask what do you know of the early area around what is today Christianburg, Virginia….say middle 1700.
Were there any early NA Settlements or Villages ?
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