True Stories from Colonial North Carolina
I was recently asked by Wake County Public Libraries to give a virtual Zoom presentation on...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Nov 2, 2022 | African American Ancestry, Articles, Carteret County Genealogy, Craven County Genealogy, Dobbs County Genealogy, Early Colonial Records, Hyde County Genealogy, Indian Ancestry, Pitt County Genealogy | 4 |
I was recently asked by Wake County Public Libraries to give a virtual Zoom presentation on...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Dec 18, 2021 | Articles, Beaufort County, Beaufort County Genealogy, Bertie County Genealogy, Carteret County Genealogy, Census Records, Chowan County Genealogy, Craven County, Craven County Genealogy, Dobbs County Genealogy, Duplin County Genealogy, Edgecombe County Genealogy, Hyde County Genealogy, Jones County, Lenoir County, Lenoir County Genealogy, Martin County Genealogy, Onslow County Genealogy, Pitt County, Pitt County Genealogy | 0 |
It’s always a good idea to look at original records yourself. More than once, I’ve...
Read Moreby Becky Sumrell | May 9, 2019 | Articles, Beaufort County Genealogy, Carteret County Genealogy, Craven County Genealogy, Deeds, Grants and Patents, Mysteries, Wills & Estate Records | 0 |
The word “brother-in-law” is becoming the bane of my research. In earlier times, the...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Mar 19, 2017 | Articles, Beaufort County Genealogy, Carteret County Genealogy, Craven County Genealogy, Deeds, Grants and Patents, Dobbs County Genealogy, Duplin County Genealogy, Edgecombe County Genealogy, Johnston County Genealogy, Lenoir County Genealogy, Martin County Genealogy, Onslow County Genealogy, Pitt County Genealogy, Research Databases | 11 |
A growing list of Eastern North Carolina counties now have their deeds and other records online....
Read More A couple of years ago I removed all advertising on this site from Google Adsense, as well as any sort of tracking scripts from Facebook or Google or any other parties. I invited visitors to chip in a few dollars to help offset the cost of hosting and maintaining the site. Many folks did step up and have offered to make donations, but now I own the server that the site is on and hosting is no longer an issue. BUT if you do feel helped out by the material here, please consider donating a few dollars to one of my absolute favorite genealogical resources, the Kellenberger Room at the New Bern Library.
Please send a check payable to New Bern Craven Co. Public Library with Kellenberger Room in the memo line to:
Craven-Pamlico Regional Library
400 Johnson St.
New Bern, NC 28560