In order to vote in NC in 1902, each male had to register and announce the name of an ancestor who had voted prior to January 1, 1867. (Obviously a crude attempt to keep blacks from voting). So, in Wilmington, Thomas Lawther, age 53, said that his ancestor T R Lawther had voted in Virginia. And James McDougall (Isabel’s brother) age 56 said that his ancestor Robt had voted in SC.

1920. C MacDougald age 61 born Illinois is head of household in Wilmington and lives with her four daughters: Margaret 38, Isabel 34, Elizabeth 26 and Christine 21 and also her brother James Campbell 64.

Hi, my name is Thomas Campbell. I have been looking into my family history and have recently learned that my great-grandfather, Colin D. Campbell had a sister, Christina and 2 brothers, Edwin and James Howard that all ended up in Wilmington NC. Colin D. ended up in NJ and died in 1932.
Sincerely,
Thomas Campbell
Sparta NJ