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1. archives.ncdcr.gov › county-records-guideCounty Records Guide | NC Archives - ncdcr.gov

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   County Records Guide. The Guide to County Records is a testament to the success of the local records program. Records listed herein are categorized as either original records or microfilm copies, and grouped within each category by series: bonds, census (county copies), corporations and partnerships, courts, elections, estates, land, marriage ...

2. www.familysearch.org › search › collectionNorth Carolina, County Records, 1833-1970 - FamilySearch

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   Collection of various county records including, wills, guardianships, estates, voter registration books, coroner’s inquests, etc. It was filmed at the North Carolina Department of Archives and History in Raleigh.

3. statelibrary.ncdcr.gov › nc-county-formationNC County Formation | SLNC - State Library of North Carolina

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   NC County Formation. Today North Carolina has 100 counties, although some of their names, boundaries and borders have changed over time from the formation of the colony's earliest counties in 1664 to the addition of the state's last two counties in 1911.

4. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiNorth Carolina, County Records - FamilySearch

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   The collection includes the following various county records: 1. Coroner's Inquests (1793-1905) 2. Voter Registration Books (1888-1896) 3. Wills (1821-1968) 4. Guardianships (1849-1967) 5. Estates (1854-1968) Soon after they were formed, counties began recording vital records, court records, and land transactions. The records are generally well pre...

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   1. 1816 Coroner's Bond 2. 1947 Guardianship 3. Voter Registration 4. Will

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   Before searching this collection, it is helpful to know: 1. The name of your ancestor 2. The type of event 3. The approximate date the event occurred 4. The names of of other family members and their relationships

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   When you have located your ancestor’s record, carefully evaluate each piece of information given. These pieces of information may give you new biographical details. The information may also lead you to other records about your ancestors.

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   Citations help you keep track of places you have searched and sources you have found. Identifying your sources helps others find the records you used.

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5. archives.ncdcr.govhome-page | NC Archives

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   home-page | NC Archives. Welcome to State Archives of North Carolina. How can we help you? Ordering copies or requesting research? Looking for your college transcript? Need permission to use an item? Searching for our fees list? Send Us Your Story.

6. raogk.org › counties › northcarolinaNorth Carolina Counties and Historical Facts - Random Acts of ...

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   Some have been carefully preserved while others have been much abused and neglected. Some North Carolina records have simply disappeared. For genealogists doing research in North Carolina there is no effective replace for an on-site search of county courthouse records. North Carolina Map of Counties. North Carolina County Records.

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   Where are North Carolina Courthouse records now?

   • For genealogists doing research in North Carolina, there is no effective replacement for an on-site search of county courthouse records since some records have disappeared. However, the Family History Library (FHL), North Carolina State Archives, and Allen County Public Library all have centralized collections of county records available.

   Historical Facts of North Carolina Counties

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   Where can I find county records in North Carolina?

   • County records in North Carolina can be found at the Family History Library (FHL), North Carolina State Archives, and Allen County Public Library. Additionally, many county seats hold documents such as will and deed books. County clerks recorded documents and records from their parent counties when the new counties were formed.

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   Where can I find court records in North Carolina?

   • For genealogists researching in North Carolina, an on-site search at the county courthouses is the most effective way to find court records. The Family History Library (FHL), North Carolina State Archives, and Allen County Public Library all have centralized collections of county records available. Other information, such as will and deed books, may be found at the county seats.

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   Where did land grant records come from in North Carolina?

   • SOUTH CAROLINA- LAND AND PROPERTY Land Grant Records from the Revolutionary War and State Era (1777–1959) After all the vacant land had been granted by the state of North Carolina, the county officials sent their entry records to the state land office.

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   Where can I find land records in North Carolina?

   • No land entry records are known to exist for North Carolina during the years 1729–1734. The original Crown warrants and surviving plats are located at the North Carolina State Archives and have been microfilmed in: North Carolina. Secretary of State. Land Grant Office. Land Records, 1600s thru 1957, Land Grant Index cited earlier.

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   Why are there no counties in North Carolina?

   • North Carolina has counties that no longer exist due to discontinuation or renaming. Many of these counties were established and disbanded within the 19th century, and county borders have changed very little since 1900. These historical counties are important for genealogy research purposes.

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8. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiNorth Carolina Land and Property - FamilySearch

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   Jun 6, 2024 · NC Land Grant Images and Data. Searchable data for over 216,000 land grants issued by the state of North Carolina from 1663 to 1960, including around 12,000 grants issued for what is now Tennessee. Issued grants are linked directly to an image of the page in the corresponding Land Patent Book where the land description was recorded.