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Hidden treasure Albany Herald On-line, GA - The Bible’s contribution to North Carolina’s genealogy files includes family records that date back to the 1690s. “That is very early for North Carolina,” ... |
Noisette family to gather Charleston Post Courier, SC - Over the past 30 years such gatherings have taken place in Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina and elsewhere. Each occurrence was a little ... |
Family Time Travel—on the Net and Blue Highways BusinessWeek - Little did I dream as a child that one day the modest house, nestled in the whisper of a village on the North Carolina border, would hold the memories of ... |
FAMILY HISTORY: Most WNC counties have deed books of early land ... Asheville Citizen-Times, NC - L ast month we discussed land grants and their significance and use in genealogical research. Continuing along that line, land deeds themselves also yield a ... |
Easterling Genealogical Society holds annual family reunion Hattiesburg American, MS - It was Henry Easterling, great-great-grandfather to James, who packed up the family wagon around 1820 and headed west from North Carolina to the ... |
BOOK NEWS: VA Genealogist Janie Sherman Publishes Augusta County ... HNN Huntingtonnews.net, USA - Genealogy has become the number one hobby in America, and with old Augusta County being so vast, many will find their roots right here. ... |