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 | Jan 13, 2019 | African American Ancestry, Articles, Craven County Genealogy, Special Categories, Wills & Estate Records | 0 |
Nearly five years ago I published a post for a will I had stumbled upon for a William S. MORRIS of...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Jan 1, 2019 | African American Ancestry, Apprenticeship Records, Articles, Bastardy Bonds, Deeds, Grants and Patents, Genealogy Basics and Items of General Interest, Marriage Records, Research Databases, Special Categories, Wills & Estate Records | 1 |
FamilySearch has been steadily putting a ton of North Carolina records on their site that...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | May 2, 2017 | African American Ancestry, Articles, Beaufort County Genealogy, Craven County Genealogy, Deeds, Grants and Patents, Miscellaneous Records | 0 |
Below I have transcribed a deed from my 4th great-grandfather John HOLMES to Church CHAPMAN of...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Feb 8, 2017 | African American Ancestry, Articles, Wills & Estate Records | 0 |
The following is from Beaufort Orphans — 1808-1828. Willoughby Moore and this particular Moore...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Nov 10, 2014 | African American Ancestry, Apprenticeship Records, Articles, Craven County Genealogy, Genealogy Basics and Items of General Interest | 4 |
When researching one’s genealogy, an often neglected resource is a county’s apprenticeship bonds....
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Apr 8, 2014 | African American Ancestry, Articles, Wills & Estate Records | 2 |
Before offering the transcription of this will, first it seems appropriate to provide some context. In 1808 the Act Prohibiting Importation of Slaves became effective. Even before that, however, North Carolina never played as...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Apr 1, 2014 | African American Ancestry, Indian Ancestry, Miscellaneous Records | 0 |
If you are researching your ancestry, and know that one of your forebears was one of North Carolina’s earliest citizens, you should visit CoastalCarolinaIndians.com for the vast number of research resources available. The...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Feb 17, 2014 | African American Ancestry, Articles, Genealogy Basics and Items of General Interest | 0 |
Between 1936 and 1937, the Works Progress Administration conducted a series of interviews with men...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | May 8, 2010 | African American Ancestry, Census Records, Indian Ancestry | 0 |
I originally compiled and published this list at CoastalCarolinaIndians.com for the purpose of helping people with their Indian ancestry research. The entries below have been taken from transcriptions of the 1790 Federal Census...
Read Moreby Sara Whitford | Nov 8, 2008 | African American Ancestry, Apprenticeship Records, Articles, Indian Ancestry | 0 |
I originally published this list at CoastalCarolinaIndians.com due to the fact that Indians were...
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