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Member Appreciation Day 2022

FREE to registered members – MEMBER APPRECIATION DAY and Annual Meeting. October 15, 2022 at 10:30 am ET. Diana Elder, AG® will be presenting 4 virtual lectures. Click the event title link above for more details.

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Live Webinar with Craig Roberts Scott

The North Carolina Genealogical Society is delighted to present Craig Roberts Scott, CG®, FUGA “Pre-Revolutionary War Records”. This live Webinar will be available to NCGS Members on Wednesday, 7 Dec 2022, at 7 pm ET.

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The NCGS is among the most active and useful societies I have ever been associated with over 40 years of research. Anyone with North Carolina or other East Coast roots should take advantage of their resources, both archival and human.Jim Seagraves
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NCGS Featured Journal

“Platting Land Grants and Deeds”, “Some Land Grant Alterations”, “Some ‘Lost’ Warren County, NC Deeds 1800-1803”, and more. Now available online, free to members, and in print.

Volunteer Opportunities

Aside from transcription, there are a host of activitites you can participate in that will benefit researchers everywhere, now and in the future. You do not have to be a resident of NC! And for the full range of volunteer opportunities, please visit our Volunteer page

NCGS Featured Publication

Headright land grants in North Carolina were based on the number of persons the grantee brought into the colony. A ‘headright’ was a method of granting land and may be the only record of an ancestor’s existence in colonial North Carolina. (312 pages.)

Tools of the Trade

Some of the first records kept in an area were land records. And they can blast holes in research brick walls.

Award Winners

The Awards Committee is pleased to present the winners of its 2019 NCGS Awards that honor outstanding contributions to the North Carolina genealogical community.

New at the NC Archives

County records, state records, private collections, and much more…