BENNETT, BENSON, BULLARD, BURKET, CALVIN, CANADA, CAUSEY, CLINE, CORRIHER, COWAN, DUNIN, DUSTAN, ELIOTT, EVANS, FOLK, FREEMAN, GARETT, GRAHAM, HAGLAR, HARDEE, HESS, HICKMAN, HITMAN, HODGERS, HOLTSHOUSER, HOSLER, JEANS, KINDER, KLUTTS, LEERS, McCANN, McDANIEL, MITCHEL, MURDAH, NESS, NOBLE, PHILIPS, PORTER, RIMER, SANDERS, SAWYERS, SCOTT, SEERS, SMITH, SPOFFORD, STEEL, TWOPENCE, VALENTINE/VOLENTINE, WADE, WILHELM and WORTH.
ARTIS, ASKEW, BANKS, BEATMAN, BOON, BOWERS, BOWSER, BRITT, BROWN, CHASIOM, COLLINS, DAVIS, DUNSTON, EDWARDS, ELLIS, FREEMAN, HALL, HENSON, HOLLIMON, HUNT, IVEY, JONES, LASSITER, LAWRENCE, MAIN, MANLY, MELTON, NEWSOME, REED, REYNOLDS, SANDERS, SCOTT, SHEPPARD, SHUG, SIMMONS, STEWARD, TRUMELL, VAUGHN, WEAVER, and WOODSON.
ADCOCK, ALLEN, ALSTON, ANDERSON, ARCHY, BAILY, BASS, BOLDING, BOWDEN, BOYD, BREWER, BROWN, BUCKNER, BURNETT, BYNUM, BYRD, CAMPBELL, CHANDLER, CHAVERS, CROAKER, CRUTCHFIELD, EVANS, EDWARDS, FANN, FARIN, FREEMAN, GEORGE, GLOVER, GOINS, GOODWIN, GRYMES, HARRIS, HATWOOD, HENLEY, HILL, JEFFERS/JEFFREYS, MAHO, MELTON, MICHEL, LINEBERRY, LINN, LUCAS, MIRICK, PARRISH, PEARSON, PHILLIPS, POWELL, PRICE, RAY, RIGEN, ROGERS, ROE, SMITH, STITH, STUART, SUITS, TINNEN, WARD, WHITE, WOODY and WRIGHT/WRITE.
The following surnames are found among free people of color listed in the 1850 census of Sampson County:
ALMONDS, ANDREWS, ARMWOOD, BARFOOT, BEGMAN, BELL, BIZZELL, BLACKWELL, BREWINGTON, BRYAN, BURNET, CALDWELL, CARTER, CHANCE, COOPER, DECKS, DUDLEY, DUNCAN, ELLIS, FAIRCLOTH, GOFF, GOODMAN, HAISE/HAYS, HALL, HATCHER, HARDIN, JACKSON, JACOBS, JOHNSON, JONES, KING, MANLEY, MANUEL, MAINER, MATLAN, MATTHEWS, MOZINGO, NEWSOM, PARKER, ROWELL, SCOTT, SIMMONS, TEW, THOMAS, TYLER, WEST, WHITFORD, WIGGINS, WILLIAMS, WILSON and WINN.
These surnames appear among free people of color listed in the 1850 federal census of Duplin County:
ALDRIDGE, ARMSTRONG, BATTS, BLIZARD, BOON, BRINSON, BROCK, BROOKS, BROWN, BRUNSON, BUD, BURNET, CARTER, CHANCE, CHERRY, COLLILE, CUMMINGS, DAVIS, DEAVER, DOVE, EDWARDS, FLANNIGAN, FOREHAND, GARNES, GREEN, HAZE, HERRING, JACOBS, JAMES, JOINER, JONES, MATHIS, McCULLER, MOORE, MURRAY, NICKENS, NOWELL, NUSOM, PARKER, PIERCE, QUIN, RATLIFF, RHODES, ROUSE, SAVAGE, SIMMONS, SMITH, STOCKS, SUMMERLIN, TAILER, TEACHEY, THIGPEN, THOMPSON, TILER, WADE, WATKINS, WELLS, WILEY, WILLIAMS, WINN, WOODS and WOSTERS.
The following surnames were found among free people of color in the 1860 census of Nash County:
ALLEN, ANDERSON, BAKER, BATTLE, BOON, BOOTH, BRANTLEY, BRASWELL, DICKENS, DOYLES, DUNCE, ETHRIDGE, EVANS, GODRICH, HAGANS/HAGINS, HAMPELTON, HARRIS, HAWKINS, HENDRICK, HOWARD, JAMES, JONES, JOYNER, LEWIS, LINCH, LUCAS/LOCUS, MILLS, MITCHELL, MOBLEY, MORGAN, MURPHEY, NUCKLES, PACE, PARMER, PETTIFORD, POWELL, PULLEY, REVELL, RICHARDSON, ROUNTREE, SPEARS, TABORN, TAYLOR, TONEY, TUCKER, VAUGHN, VICK, WIGGINS, WILKINS, and WOODROUGH.
These surnames appear among free people of color in the 1810 federal census of Franklin County:
ALLEN, ANDERSON, BIBBY, DENTS, DUNSTAN, HARRIS, JENKINS, MITCHELL, MOBLEY, MORGAN, PULLY, REID, TABRON, THOMAS and YOUNG.
These surnames are found among free people of color listed in the 1860 federal population census of Bladen County:
AVERY, BALDWIN, BLANKS, BOON, CAMPBELL, CHAVOUS, COOPER, DALE, DEWLY, DIMERY, EADY, FLOWERS, FREEMAN, GRAHAM, GREEN, HAGENS, HALES, HARDY, HAYES, HOLLEN, JACOBS, JEFFERS, KING, LACEWELL, LAMDEN, MALTSBY, MARTIN, MAYNOR, MORE, MITCHELL, NEWELL, PITMAN, PONE, PRIEST, RANSOM, READ, ROBERTS, ROBINSON, RUTHS, SANTEE, SHEARIDAN, SIMMONS, SPAULDING, THOMPSON, WILDER, WIN, WRIGHT and YOUNG.
K.H. was born in the mid-1960s in Wilson NC. He is descended from:
(1) Vicey Artis Williams [1810-ca1868, Greene/Wayne] via Adam T. Artis [1831-1919, Greene/Wayne] via Noah Artis [1856-1952, Wayne/Wilson County]
(2) Chaney Jones [1795-1873, Nash County] via Lucinda Jones Artis [1834-1859, Nash County]
(3) Christopher Mozingo [1800-ca1855, Sampson County] via Wiley Mozingo [1832-??, Sampson/Cumberland/Wayne County]
(4) Sarah Allen [??-??, Cumberland County] via Agnes Allen [1840-??, Cumberland/Wayne County]
Fourth Generation Inclusive 