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Hertford County Genealogy

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The county was formed in 1759 from parts of Bertie County, Chowan County, and Northampton County. It was named for Francis Seymour-Conway, 1st Earl of Hertford, later 1st Marquess of Hertford.

In 1779 the northeastern part of Hertford County was combined with parts of Chowan County and Perquimans County to form Gates County. Source Wikipedia

Hertford County NCGenweb site

Murfreesboro Historical Association
P.O. Box 3
Murfreesboro, NC 27855

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Hertford County Courthouse
PO Box 116
County Courthouse
Winton, NC 27986

Census

1790 Federal Census Transcription and index Directory opens to text files, one index, one named by page number

1790 Federal Census Transcription – Edington District

1800 Federal Census Index – by last name only

1810 Federal Census Index – by last name only

1820 Federal Census Index – by last name only

1830 Federal Census Index – by last name only

1840 Federal Census Index – by last name only

1850 Federal Census Index – by last name only

1910 Federal Census Images Directory opens to listing of image files by page number

Cemeteries

USGS listing of cemeteries in Hertford County

Cemetery Transcriptions

Query Forums

Hertford County, NC Query Forum

Latest North Carolina Genealogy Query posts for Hertford County from the Forum:

North Carolina Genealogy Forum: Forum: Hertford County NC Genealogy Queries – Recent Topics

annabelle754 on “Looking for Evans, Pierce, Jarrett”

I am looking for any info on Jeremiah Evans (married to Elizabeth Jarrett); James Anderson Evans (married to Harriett Pierce (Peirce, Pearce). J.A. Evans had a farm in Harrellsville, Hertford Co. Was listed on the 1860 census.


Hertford County, NC at Genforum

Cities and Towns of Hertford County:

Ahoskie
Cofield
Como
Harrellsville
Murfreesboro
Winton (County Seat)

News related to Hertford County, NC

“hertford county” nc – Google News

“Truth & Hope Tour” kicks off today – The Progressive Pulse

“Truth & Hope Tour” kicks off today
The Progressive Pulse
Eastern NC & VA Headquarters Building, 111 June Street Roper, NC 27970 6:30 pm – PASQUOTANK COUNTY. Elizabeth City State University, KE White Graduate Center (Room 130), 1704 Weeksville Road, Elizabeth City, NC 27909 8:30 am – HERTFORD COUNTY.

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Stepping Up: ECSU grad Overton director of football operations at ECU – The Daily Advance

Stepping Up: ECSU grad Overton director of football operations at ECU
The Daily Advance
things as the football operations assistant at North Carolina and ended it as East Carolina's new director of football operations and player personnel. “In this business stuff can happen so fast,” said Overton, an Ahoskie native and Hertford County




Several major mercury emitters in region – StarNewsOnline.com (blog)

Several major mercury emitters in region
StarNewsOnline.com (blog)
Two of the four biggest mercury emitters in North Carolina are in the Cape Fear region, according to data released Thursday by the NC Division of Air Quality. But one of those sources, Progress Energy's Sutton Plant in New Hanover County,




Nucor’s CEO Discusses Q4 2011 Results – Earnings Call Transcript – Seeking Alpha

Nucor's CEO Discusses Q4 2011 Results – Earnings Call Transcript
Seeking Alpha
Our Hertford County, North Carolina plate mill's new heat-treat line has been sold out since March of 2011. We are growing our presence in higher-margin products where higher strength, abrasion resistance and greater toughness are required.

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Eagles, Panthers gear up for rivalry game – The Daily Advance

Eagles, Panthers gear up for rivalry game
The Daily Advance
Hertford in the championship game of the Hertford County Holiday Christmas Tournament to beat the Lady Bears last week. Northeastern, though, has been very solid all season with both of its losses to teams from outside the state of North Carolina.


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