North Carolina Genealogical Society
Celebrating 50 years of supporting North Carolina family history research
— Presented by Craig R. Scott, CG, FUGA — Researching the indigenous people of North Carolina is challenging. Most of the records available to researchers are in the materials created by government agencies. Records include allotment records, annuity rolls, census records, correspondence, and school records.
We hope you enjoy the webinar replay below. Jennifer Crowder Daugherty The Special Collections Division at ECU holds a treasure-trove of materials to help with your family history search in North Carolina. This talk covers the types of resources found in the North Carolina Collection and the East Carolina Manuscripts Collection including family histories, county … Read more . . .
This handout page is only for use during a scheduled free-play weekend and will only be visible on those dates. Download and print functions are not available for the free-play weekend. All webinar handouts are always available to members on our Webinar Handouts page.
We hope you enjoy the webinar replay below. J. Mark Lowe, FUGA Discover the variety of North Carolina tax records, and how they can tell you more than the amount due. Learn where they are located, and when to look at alternate sources for information.Taxation in the Americas began within the colonies for the crown. … Read more . . .
This handout page is only for use during a scheduled free-play weekend and will only be visible on those dates. Download and print functions are not available for the free-play weekend. All webinar handouts are always available to members on our Webinar Handouts page.
The North Carolina Genealogical Society is delighted to present Craig Roberts Scott, CG®, FUGA “Pre-Revolutionary Wars and Records”. This recorded Webinar will be freely available to the public from midnight Thursday night through midnight Sunday night (ET), 5-7 Jul 2024.
We hope you enjoy the webinar replay below. Helen F. M. Leary, CG(Emeritus), FASG, FNGS “Tarheels in Your Family Tree?, Part 1and Part 2” served as the lead off webinars for the North Carolina Series. As NCGS celebrates its 50th Anniversary this year, these webinars provide a solid background on the history of the state … Read more . . .
This handout page is only for use during a scheduled free-play weekend and will only be visible on those dates. Download and print functions are not available for the free-play weekend. All webinar handouts are always available to members on our Webinar Handouts page.
— Presented by Emily Coffman Richardson, EdD — Choosing to join a lineage society is one way to honor your ancestor. Which one, if any, should you join? What are the requirements? Samples of several society applications will be examined.
Below are links to the pages for individual recordings, in alphabetical order.Each video page has a link to the complete Virtual Conference Syllabus, which has all of the handouts. The syllabus will open in a new tab, so even if you watch multiple videos you only need to open the syllabus once.Click on the title … Read more . . .