A newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Hedgpeth (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England. An early ancestor was Roberto de Hodespeth, a bailiff of Corbridge, Northumberland County, England. Other key ancestors include ancestors: Allgood Redhead (b. 1725) of Broomley, the son of Cuthbert Redhead and Isabel Hudspeth; also John H. (or John C.) Hedgepeth (b. 1835) and wife, Laura E. Davis, of Northampton...

Princess Ann was a town in southeast Robeson County, North Carolina. The town was established in 1796 on lands owned by Mary Griffin and William P. Ashley. William Pinckney Ashley was born in 1761. He married Mary Griffin sometime before 1792. The couple had six children. The family left North Carolina in 1817 and moved to Alabama.

William Neatherlin (ca. 1760-1815) and his brother, James Leatherlin, emigrated from Holland and settled in Georgia. William and his wife, Rachel Fenner, had eleven children, ca. 1785-1815. The family was living in Tennessee by 1802 and in Mississppi by 1806. William Neatherlin is probably buried in an unmarked grave in the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery, Amite County, Mississippi. Descendants lived in Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and elsewhere. Includes...

William Pace (1772-1835) was born in South Carolina. He married Lucretia Robinson Gardner (d. 1822) in 1802. By 1817 they were living in Morgan County, Georgia. They had five children. Their son Dreadzil Evans (1805-1852) was born in South Carolina. He married Melita Leverett in 1825 in Georgia, possibly Lincoln County. They had eleven known children. By 1840 they had moved to Talladega County, Alabama. Descendants and relatives lived in Alabama,...