Subject: entering data
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 12:15:39 -0700
From: "Larry Licari"
To: "SAMIE MELTON"
... Apparently Thomas Grant and Winny Mozingo must have lived together. They did live in the same township "Newhope" I have a record that his wife-Susannah divorced him in 1826. He and Winny were in court twice once in 1827 and the other 1830. The last record I have for him was 1834. Don't know if he died or migrated away from the area????


Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2007 14:55:58 -0700 (PDT)
From: Gayle
To: Samie Melton
...I ran this by Marty too and this was his reply..

The 1830 census was alphabetical so I can't tell who was neighbors to whom.
I think Capt. A. Whitfield's District encompassed present day New Hope Township which is north of the Neuse river and east of Goldsboro. Most of the Wayne County Grants were in that district in 1830 and most of them lived in or around New Hope. I was just there on Thursday passing through.

Sarah Mozingo and Edward Mozingo were listed in that district in 1830, but not Winney. She wasn't listed at all, at least not as a head of household. She was probably living with someone else at the time. It is entirely possible she was with Thomas Grant. Consider his household:

1 male 40-49 (1780/90) = Thomas Grant
1 male 5-9 (1820/25) = son?
2 males 0-4 (1825/30) = sons? (Mark and Thomas Mozingo, born ca 1829)
1 female 30-39 (1790/1800) = wife? (not Susan for they were already divorced, perhaps Winny?)
1 female 5-9 (1820/25) = daughter?

That could be Winny and Mark & Thomas and two other of her children living with Thomas Grant in 1830. No way to be sure, but it does fit.

1840 Wayne, NC, p 206, Newhope District, MAZINGO, WINNY, (11th from top) Males: 1->5-10 (Calvin), 4->10-15 (Mark, Thomas?, ?, ?); Females: 1->10-15 (Luiza?), 1->30-40 (Winney); Total 7.

1850 Wayne, NC, Neuse North Side, p 151
MAZINGO WINNIFORD Age 40, NC [abt 1810]
Luiza, 30, NC
Mark, 21, NC, Farmer
Clivan, 14, NC (Gayle has Calvin)
Winniford, 4, NC

1860 Wayne, NC, Newhope District, p 878
MEZINGE WINNY, 60, Born NC (abt 1800)
Louisa, 40, NC
Calvin, 30, NC
Winny, 18, NC
Argent, 5 (f), NC


http://www.martygrant.com/gen/grant/grant-jerusha-wayne.htm
Thomas Grant's listing of 1830 looks like a new marriage for him, younger wife, and new young children, however, it could be that the people with him are actually Winny Mozingo and her children. Their sons Mark and Thomas Mozingo (born 1828/29) could be the two boys in Thomas Grant's 1830 household aged under 5 (born 1825/30). It is a perfect fit.

Subject: Re: Winifred Mozingo
Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2000 17:09:28 -0800
From: Gayle Licari
... I think her children were: Mark and possibly a twin Thomas. Calvin, ??? daughter Luiza who had children: Winny and Mary Argent. She later married Aaron HINSON....This is Jeanette Alexander's line.
... Gayle

Olde Dobbs Trail Jul-Aug-Sep 2007
Wayne County, NC Criminal Action Papers, 1825-1826, CR.103.326.7
State of North Carolina
Wayne County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov. Term 1825
The Jurors for the State aforesaid on their oaths present and say that Samuel Lawhorn late of the
County aforesaid labourer and his wife Edith Lawhorn late of the County aforesaid Spinster,
Arthur Sasser late of the County aforesaid labourer and Mary Sasser his wife late of the County
aforesaid Spinster, Thomas Reeves late of the County aforesaid labourer, Thomas Grant late of
the County aforesaid labourer, Mathew Hayes of the County aforesaid labourer, John Grant late
of the County aforesaid labourer, Sally Turnage late of the County aforesaid Spinster, Casey
Faircloth wife of Kinchen Faircloth of the County aforesaid Spinster and Unity Faircloth late of
the County aforesaid Spinster on the fifteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and twenty five with force and arms at and in of Wayne aforesaid did
unlawfully riotously assemble and gather together to disturb the peace of the State of North
Carolina aforesaid and being so then and there assembled and gathered together in and upon one
Winney Mozingo in the peace of God and the State aforesaid then and there being unlawfully
riotously and reclously did make an assault on her the said Mozingo then and there unlawfully
riotously and reclously did beat, mame & ill treat and the other wrongs then and there
unlawfully, riotously and reclously did to the great of the said Mozingo and against the peace
and dignity of the State.
Jas. Farrior
County Solicitor

Calvin Mozingo died from illness while serving during the Civil War which was very common occurrence. It is reported his remains are buried with other soldiers in the mound at Willowdale Cemetery in Goldsboro, NC. There is no evidence he married and had a family. Per Gayle Licari

Mark and Thomas Mozingo were twins. Court Records prove their paternity. Per James Bennet.