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Anyone know about “Durgantown” as original name of Swift Creek / Vanceboro area?

Will of John Wiggins of Craven County (1803)

Family Tree Fact Check: Richard Furney Gaskins & Saphronia “Fanny” Venters

Select Craven County Griffin Items (Court minutes, deeds, wills, etc.)

There were TWO Rocksolanah Carruthers. Here are the records to prove it. (For both of them!)

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Estate of Joseph Morris (1791) – Craven County

Using AncestryDNA? For goodness’ sake! Please post a tree!

Will of Mary Holmes (Craven County) – 1824 and Apprentice Bond for Richard Holmes

David K. Roach sends a letter to his mother in Swift Creek from Fort Hawkins, Jones County, Georgia

If your people come from the Craven/Pitt/Beaufort County area, please read this!

Mark Your Calendars: The Official Blackbeard 300 Tricentennial is in October.

Craven County Bastardy Bonds & related items in County Court Minutes (1764-1791)

King mentions in Craven County Court Minutes 1767-1791 & other items of interest

Griffin family of Craven County and Pitt County (Elisha Griffin)

Hazelton, Morris families of Craven County

Jones, Carter, Savage, Whitfield from counties near Wilmington, NC

Harvey family of Perquimans County

John Chapman vs. Joel Wall (1810) – Civil action papers (C.R.028.325.6)

Query relating to TYRE of Craven County

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