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Archives for December 2011

December 15, 2011 By Editor

Saponi Lands in Eastern North Carolina

Information on mid-18th century Saponi lands in present-day Wayne County. Includes Cliffs of the Neuse State Park (est. 1945.)

Filed Under: History, Research Databases Tagged With: Craven County

December 15, 2011 By Editor

The Trial of Christoph von Graffenried & John Lawson

An excerpt from von Graffenried’s Account of the Founding of New Bern. Details the journey made by Lawson and von Graffenried into Tuscarora territory, including their capture, trial, and the execution of John Lawson.

Filed Under: History, Research Databases Tagged With: Algonquian, Croatoan (Croatan), Hatteras, Hyde County, Tuscarora

December 14, 2011 By Editor

SQUIRES Surname Research

The Squires surname is relevant to researching Coastal Carolina Indian history because it was a surname associated with the Indians at Mattamuskeet. Below, you will find a compilation of various data regarding the Squires surname (and variant spellings). PLEASE NOTE: Just because a name is on this page does not necessarily mean that they are associated with the Indians […]

Filed Under: Genealogy, Research Databases, Surname Research Notes Tagged With: Beaufort County, Craven County

December 14, 2011 By Editor

JOHNSTON/JOHNSON Surname Research

The Johnson family first appears as Free People of Color on Virginia’s eastern shore in the mid-1600s, and later in various counties in eastern North Carolina. This family is connected through marriage extensively with other families that are key in our research: BUTLER, ROACH, BUCK, HARRIS and BRYAN(T), Early North Carolina Census Records ELIZABETH JOHNSON […]

Filed Under: Genealogy, Research Databases, Surname Research Notes Tagged With: Beaufort County, Craven County, Currituck County

December 14, 2011 By Editor

ELKS Surname Research Notes

The Elks surname is relevant to researching Coastal Carolina Indian history because it was the last recorded surname associated with the Hatteras Indians. Below, you will find a compilation of various data regarding the Elks surname (and variant spellings), including census records, deeds, headright information, wills, etc. PLEASE NOTE: There is no evidence that has […]

Filed Under: Genealogy, Research Databases, Surname Research Notes Tagged With: Currituck County

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History

What is the truth about the Lost Colony? – New insight into America’s oldest “mystery”

Just because it’s on a sign, doesn’t mean it’s true

A New Look at the Tuscarora War

The ‘Lost’ Colony and John White’s ‘Virgenia Pars’ Map: An Outer Banks historian provides some much-needed historical context

John Lawson on the ‘Lost Colony’ of Roanoke

Tuscarora Ascendancy

“Death of a Reservation”

Genealogy

Researching Indian Ancestry

Surnames Database Project

SQUIRES Surname Research

JOHNSTON/JOHNSON Surname Research

ELKS Surname Research Notes

BROOKS DEEDS – Hyde County, North Carolina

BASS Bible Record (Nansemond/Chowanoc)

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