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What if you only know born NC from a census, military record, or a child’s death record? Is it possible to figure out where in NC?

Choosing the right DNA test depends on the question you are trying to answer about your ancestry.

There is more to Revolutionary War research than compiled military service records and pension application files.

A little known and used Federal record collection that is full of invaluable records for many ancestors, regardless of skin color or circumstances.

Discussion on the Swiss and German colony of 1710 around New Bern, and the Moravian and Pennsylvania Dutch settlements through the Piedmont.

Knowing a person’s age is often the key to distinguishing between two people of the same name. The law can often give the answer.

Learning the maiden name of a wife can be one of the more difficult tasks in genealogical research.

How to collect the data you need to find your ancestors anywhere that metes and bounds are used as land boundaries.

Understanding property laws to direct our research to the records and analyses that help us unmask female ancestors.

Discover the variety of North Carolina tax records, and how they can tell you more than the amount due.