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Thomas Eaton Swann Papers, Weatherspoon-Welch
J. 8. PARMER, Editor a ne RALEIGH, N. C., MAY 15; 1935- Wy vane pave I think I would have enjoyed working with Nehemiah and the returned exiles rebuilding the Jerusalem walls, They must have been a happy company back from a far country and home again, thrilled with the fervor of their new enterprise. They worked with sword and trowel, building . With one hand, ready to fight with the other. It is the true pose for God’s workingman. There must be constructive rearing up and destructive tearing down. Many labor diligently but, being unarmed, fail before the enemy without. Others fight always in negative arguings and debatings, condemning everything but constructing nothing. Let us carry sword and trowel. I am concerned here with a striking statement of Nehemiah: “We made our prayer unto our Ged, and set a watch against them day and night.” Outside the walls, Sanballat and his col- leagues criticised and pestered and ridiculed and threatened. It is not pleasant to work with such a crew looking on. But Nehemiah meets the situa- tion: he prays and sets a watch. He leads them in prayer te God because the work is His and without Him they can do nothing. Many of us today are Humanists in practice, if not in‘theory. We may mentally accept the fact of God, but we measure our tasks by our own ability and give Him no place. We have overdone such sayings as “God helps those who help them- sclves.””. Prayer has become too‘fanciful for our modern efficiency and is retained even in many of our ‘services largely as an ornamental left- over from a by-gone age. In emergencies prayer may be made as a last resort but too often in the attitude. that “it will do no harm if it does no good.”” Modern Nehemiahs give scant place, cer- tainly not the first place, to “prayer unto our God.” age ee Bradford, in his record of early Colonial life, speaks of an Indian attack “after prayers, the dawning.’’ The ruggedness of these New Eng- land fathers was grounded in a sturdy faith that could pray in dead winter at daybreak. Nowa- days, an eleven o’clock prayer service finds some still a bit drowsy! s But Nehemiah did more than pray. He set a ‘watch against these adversaries, day and night. He did not expect God to-de everything. Exactly because we do trust Him is the more reason for keeping our eyes open. Paul admonished the Ephesians to “walk circumspectly because the days are evil.” And Jegus uses the same com- Nehemiah with. afd, ae *I have said. DR. J. B. WEATHERSPOON Professor of Homiletics and Christian-Sociolegy, Southern Baptist Theological’ Seminary, who. preaches the introductory sermon to the South- ern Baptist Convention this week at Memphis, ‘A PROPHETIC MESSAGE FROM DR. E. STANLEY JONES By W.-R. Cullom For several years it has seemed to me that the communists constitute the one group in the earth that. is exhibiting what any one must recognize as real apostolic zeal on behalf of the cause which they have espoused. Near the close of Dr. Jones’s book he cites two incidents which illustrate what One ‘is this: “A Chinese student was sentenced before a Chinese court to die for his communistic convictions. As he was about to be led away he said to the court: ‘I am dying for a cause. What are you living for?’” ~The other incident is the’ case of two communistic girls in New York City who’share one dress be- tween them, one working during the day and the : other during the night. They give the bulk of theirearnings to the Cause. 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He does not need any money, and it is aot to send it te hiin, a : Your s ruly C4 7 Af po, { UY } fé ra behed onvig, 0/2. pe ha ~~ pire 2 Lk L / {ek (* co = i, , 1967 Dear Mr, Swans . 3 . » lem sorry to have been so delayed in answering your letter but have been unable to do so untilimew because of other pressing. committmente, My punkers came from Heptucket island. they were Quakers, My Stevensons ¢ame from England to Penn- sylvania, thence to. lowa and Missouri. , Bldgabeth Gudan comes from chester Gounty Penns, , probably near Honeybrook. She married Andrew irwin. | Sincerely yours fuk tayad d peek OOK Pim! WF : ered tee cn Lek L yo ia 1 . KE Lea & Al Cheitdocr eS he | pire . e I LA eden he I Tack ip Abie & Epoch Weer itt hath do Aol Yea fo a 7 tl Ibn Gb Lhe L jhlt ch Uhl Bedil bu, at) ad 7) r lia Vax 14, S04, I hae enh fy & Caffy 4 ib. Ja JS haw~ a> ued fb Clb i. my bo OF pm Le, dh tienen then + Lined, ae | : uk a sd 44 (rr picbes, VLA ie you . Merry | Chr ist mds jalln & jhdd ean M11 66 ther of Jigs j J, s iA tse fn we” add Me h. . afr Ltt Pie AL dpe Hea lind" Sa ¢. ec ter ts. wthntial a AK. hiful 1: — Ba J, fti4d BCL hy a fa hobett ef Jl “4 el 7 G6 gf LiL Mth cb, Ll. tle A til mew least ge Ye tone Lak ve fe 4, 2 m7: Sh ia me o~ MSarh lf , Pree 267 26h bd A118 04, 4L> G19 &- Pf recas 7 } | feos eg Twn Fu re H fern ; a ot “gig a lire Krohes, hl | — i atl <_f eka | IY Bs { P44 O ‘he = Y orb [tnd Qing dadett—o-< . I i. Pun, Mind, ha | Cl (ététenw oe b pages Ree eg ck eet Gab {.— Gna : Th ii pre oleae re pow blow )} Ltn. 7~ pak bpd ia [ger \ uw Vy 1) te fee ef / f0- eda oe Thank yoy SO much for g]] the copying ‘OP mes 4180, al] tie Other help, "ave slowed My work down, Last Tu he library and Courthouse, I would } 14a I spent all of it at the Courthous er in two Volumes, were apparently *NeSe ware the Ones which I had I spent. a most enjoyable day r my son's 8tp rade class Linville. It was » very Chlightenj interested in TOCKS and minerals, sical “nQwledge, ha * of the time Since these two days off + trying te catch up with the housewor connection wit very nervous a z I S€nds you his regards, le iz well acqua; ele Miller: Who wrote to you regarding the Ja Sbuxen to her about Alfredtg connection ‘FR ic § tot 1, i Lo min Wi UD th: Vales asi ieee Ph mo ae é Cz rt Tn enw wef] cas? ee lere en APE CC dk [Ee 6). aE ae é CL. at Fs ply) CaS a - ako Bae ihr tL fhe atl £ _ geri “Bi aot peeo? fale. j= ¥- es aalgres -1¥- IF) b 7. cS tow oN ZL. Z grbcth hee Let42 1 Oe ) (409 / pool KU hata Yew 4c ieee oD. ct oo MA U hb: = ato Lip-eeel elle Mak dpete Mit fia WaT as of | Qk oe f 9 ve Yuet M~ bl. uel of Ae Gudeacie meet 0 feet en (eo, 178% 241 He ee LA, “sb. ats Wet 2 Fa 2333 NEBRASKA AVENUE WASHINGTON 16, D.C, Nov. 16, 1963. Dear Mr. Swann: I gave this lady your name on the chance you might help her out. I eouldn't. How are you these days? I am still on my feet but seem to lack pep. But I get around, and to church every Sunday. Sincerely, . | I have it that Mrs. E.L-Stone, 617 H9gh St., Paris, Kye, is a descendant, I think, of Jeremiah. Then I had some eorrespond- ence with Mrs. W. A. Hooker, 734 S. Durbin, Casper, Yyo., but I forget what about. My. memory is very poor - I am 88 years old, Sy edct.: a e ies, spoke see A time for planning weekend out- § ings and summer vacations is at hand and the Department of Archives and History hopes that many families will include visits to North Carolina’s state historic sites in their schedules. Many hours of pleasure, memorable experiences, and in- teresting fafts are available for adults and children alike at the 16 sites preserved and main- tained for the public by the / f _ bHabl f Mogh sees — | Coeds. OE SE ~ $-Z-17 fos if Cdk, eb. don o Se Lhetd, /; } oterdd Moy e2ig F VFaref Creek. ies thet: ee a dato ye s ote . 5 Le. /Gs/ be da nt tara bee, Gun re oe: EG/- (Sdig T AC. 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WEBB (WILE # Femi ee / Were Enécvives oF caced Woes: @o | 4. rEGbq Webb Mite oF ), FEGG 7 wets 4 dol WEEE 4 ESTATE: WEBE (82/). . ee ee i PRINCIPALS AT DINNER—Here ore te princtpaly at ‘the “appreciation dinner” night at the Statesville Country Club—all Webbs. Left are Mr. and Mrs, E. Webb, tenarete, cod En last the Ww. | ' 4 fl ow, try. Mr, Webb also is national committeeman | 7 of the Democratic party in North Carolina and | % “owner of Webb Insurance Agency, Statesville. | & Insurance Meet Speaker The president of the 175,000-member Nation- his honor at last night. | is-is-your-life af. fellow agent iness; civie and has typified the goal independent agent.” included _ insurance ge ee 5 : eo dinner were served preceding the format program. Dancing followed. fation of t ato presided over the program, Prin- cipal address (Red) Nelson, of Denver, mediate past president of national association. | countered a shast; Van Wyck “Webb, president-of Independent F the time Webb had twice en- Agents of North Caro- and. Edwin §. Lanier, (a was installed last summer . in: Denver. He is owner of the Webb Insurance Agency of Served as president - of thal Carolinas chapter, CPCU: e be | North Carolina commissioner of | sident and national - diregtony : | North Carolina Association 08 Insurance Agents, and a number of years a m of the executive’ the NAIA. And, all this, he was tional Democratie Gov. Dan, K, Moore of 1904 cominit . -}man from North Carolina be in the ta } - nor" dH. _ Mbetiac ¢ » FRERe -ay- Jy a THRO “~~ che ait ; - , at, ee (Thanks for letting. us be your bank. Serving you ts a pleasure all year-round. At Northwestern, Full Service Banking means doing all we can to meet the financial needs of all our Customers. Whatever your goals are for _ 1971, we'd like to lend a hand. In addition to checking accounts and generous — savings services, we invite you td look into the many other ways Northwestern can — help. Low cost loans, Master Charge cards, trust services, safe deposit boxes, and © travelers checks are just a few. So, whenever your needs are financial, remember Northwestern . . . The Agreeable Bank! oe Sti R v2 ie ‘a t. t [/ re ne Af tn. Lhe Yacereen Afppees< L¢ rs f a : : fi C+ sel jpn Lies lorena a A i Lined Ate tt apr Cee Bb a 4 pe Ly Lirle cd s ¢ te 90 ee. ead Botan, Jaros 4 Kee eK, Knoxville, Tenn. April 16, 1963 Mr. T. EB. Swann Route 1, Box 147 Statesville, N. C. Dear Mr. Swann, Among the notes of the late Mrs. A. W. Hunter I received the in- formation from your files re: Bllender Welch, dau. of Mathias Welch, Sr. (b. 1750-60), being: married to ansan Ricketts. Are you descended from either the bicastte or the Welch family ? Or, would you mind telling me why you were interested in the above item ? And if you have:further material about it. I am descended from Susan Ricketts, sister of Micajah I belkeve. She married Mathias Welch, Jr., in N. C. about 1820. Mathias Welch Sr, was inthe 1800 census of Rowan Co. and. the 1810 census of Randolph Co. There are no land records about him in either place, and I am at a loss to find out anything further. I have the deeds of all surrounding counties, and as far as I know all of the marriages of N. C. which have been preserved. No further clue as thethe identitities of my ancestors Mathias Welch, Jr., and Sr. Wills, or allied wills, might mention then. I can pay you off with Swann material, a material, Swann-Welch, Swann-Walker, Swann-Sehorn. am not descended from Swann as far as I know, but from Welch, -~Walker, Cathey, Sehorn, ee en, Ricketts. a "Sincerely yours “ = " Mrs. Clifton Wolfe , : \ Route 14 : Knoxville, Tenn, . > ua Aes woken, ae Cv | “J got het 0 seek pechl. Knee £EY é. oe Ye Ll oe me ~ Lhe ol \ DY A Ae ad hel ar YR. eral Up leodec Ly of o rea Oe oe je a oof i a, ot Dee oot . Erne. Ad A ew zy ot fg ae, ha ¢ Ker ve 4 pe i? 3 | a hos <SVXAL ‘OL HIYOM L204 ECT 8 “O” Wwya GH AHL ae a 4g Pi®d ©g ILM eB eysog a ben Wy iy a? nm ~ ‘yy oe iw ance name he i -O4 ij 4 x * ~s 4, 4 . + S3383S Poway, 24) uy] P2THTEW JI | Bresson dureis 23¥380qg ON ceva ATAaY , SSAUNISN@q —— \ hy é A SEXY “YIIOM 1104 8947 ‘ON LIWNUAd SSVTO Ls brut iJ CG + oe Orv vUigk Nar i : Ge 29-1 S/F ep phen ese both a pec oe { qs Oh hat. i. See eae” f 96 af fe os =< Mew~ £- on | fv gbe 49 ~ | 4 CU YG Gta ame e P39 yen apn eB Lt Loy) Fy oP Gs One Reuben Welch of Beaufort Co.: re re former ly inia, } | for one Frederick Jones, possibly the same as above, despite the note. oved back to Essex Co.. va... and died in Caroline Co., Va. ncn 5 The preacher. of whom you sent me Clippings was undoubtedly’ the descendant of Isaac Welch, White and Overton Cos,, Tenn., a Baptist preacher who moved to West Tenn. and then to Arkansas, later to Oklahoma. Many descendants. There was some relationship to my family. Their ancestor, Thomas Welch, Rev. soldier who served in Lincoln Co., N. C., was probably the brother of my ancestor Mathias Welch who was in the 1800 census of Rowan Co. N.C., and 1810 of Randolph Ce. ad Wd /ad dried Susan Ricketts, about 1820 married his s n, Mathias ely a in North Carolina. t ie SSCL ete ppm a ple B ire i HIP. he i Sincerely yours. Mrs. Clifton Wolfe Route 14, Knoxville, Tenn. Bag ‘ber des of : K Thae Wes ; on SOUMLY: for (RS: deg tied ay Pom # ‘Wag dettied in the pres: ont bang Creck near the Surpy i fel aa kt ve Qs: of Satine] « on ac Wales,” The elderson Bi brother left, ; x I believe’ 20@ Vehu (John? )Deuny, i a in Predeti County, ae eopied £6 92a, ~ 22), s of ied in~the clap Sr. “Adbner) ale ) : Sn as Attorney for" | et J bate ~J 2 I am very bus. with the mi 1) AM having Suen wonderfy] luek With: the Welche David Holenan oe Mary Yelch, 1814, You know they were WUakers § (Wo and liveq j, Iredel] Co. in the Hous tonvill- Pret I have On hand "Hinshaw! S ney, of Ame; ‘ican Quaker te; ‘or a few weeks, and both the Peep gaook Vol 6, the Ohio boo} » Vol Dy are Just ful MH that fa lily Cece hese are rentals froin boston 'y Mass, Next time K for the Penna, and ‘orth Carolina Volumes, wonder?y] Gen, } Poe of Leno i Re NG ee CLere were 3 or h > eroups of W S in Ire. no re] oaen - one another, “ary was dau of Samuel, 5 camuel & wife Chloe Ne. in Campbel] aes word from if SO do not ‘ne — Parents of hic ; 2e Maria Nolan; Crutchfield, ie Ge ——~ } ppt G11 / bu | J . — : yf seen a | gables . ort . A. ee. tet ee ‘ £ nol § _— 4A { BS nn, ae # = ‘ <p} fk i S etee LF: = Ak ee ae. lio Te 5 APO 6h dptroke - , LL ee ge ee te | | PE , 0 : dA ty | / 5% “y / JS f Poe Loy te ees d 7 J, : y eo a Bs, OX i he) ee tok io-y f j ick.