From the Faircloth beginnings in England in the early 1300s, Faircloths names listed from Immigration Lists, Census Records, Last Will and Testaments, Deeds and Deeds mentioning Faircloth's with... More > adjoining lands, Court Actions, Cemeteries in North Carolina listing Faircloth's, and Faircloth's who fought in the Revolutionary, Indian, and Civil War, this is the most complete listing of Faircloths in print to date. This Resource List is a comprehensive listing of all Faircloth's known to be in North Carolina prior to the 1800s through the Civil War records. This is a must have for any person who is seriously researching their Faircloth family history or interested in their family ancestors. This guide docments 25-years worth of research on the Faircloth family created with love for the preservation of our family history. One of three Faircloth Family Genealogy Book written by J. C. Faircloth Judah. The others include the William Faircloth I History and Genealogy and the Edward Farecloth History and Genealogy< Less
From the Faircloth beginnings in England in the early 1300s, Faircloths names listed from Immigration Lists, Census Records, Last Will and Testaments, Deeds and Deeds mentioning Faircloth's with... More > adjoining lands, Court Actions, Cemeteries in North Carolina listing Faircloth's, and Faircloth's who fought in the Revolutionary, Indian, and Civil War, this is the most complete listing of Faircloths in print to date. This Resource List is a comprehensive listing of all Faircloth's known to be in North Carolina prior to the 1800s through the Civil War records. This is a must have for any person who is seriously researching their Faircloth family history or interested in their family ancestors. This guide docments 25-years worth of research on the Faircloth family created with love for the preservation of our family history. One of three Faircloth Family Genealogy Book written by J. C. Faircloth Judah. The others include the William Faircloth I History and Genealogy and the Edward Farecloth History and Genealogy< Less
Are you doing research in NC or on ancestral lines/families who migrated through NC? Would you like to use internet resources as much as possible?
If you answered yes to either question, check... More > out this new publication. It contains 21 pages of internet-based resources solely-focused on NC ancestral research -- 19 pages cover NC-focused resources and 2 pages cover some broader databases/subscription services that you definitely want to check out!
The headings include: Statewide, Regional, Local, Vital Records, Newspapers, Land, Religion, Ethnic, Emigration, Immigration, Passenger & Naturalization Records, Military, Census, Maps,
Misc, and more.
This document is hyperlinked which means that when you are connected to the internet and using this document, you can click on the links to access the referenced web pages -- it doesn't get easier than that!< Less
This book is a state-by-state guide to free online resources for genealogical research in the United States. It explores the available online collections of state archives, historical societies,... More > university and public libraries, and other local repositories.< Less
This is a comprehensive guide to all the services for families in the Williamsburg, VA, Historic Triangle area. If you are moving to Williamsburg and need information on the social and public... More > services available in the area, this book is all you need. An excellent reference or guide!< Less
This is a comprehensive guide to all the services for families in the Williamsburg, VA, Historic Triangle area. If you are moving to Williamsburg and need information on the social and public... More > services available in the area, this book is all you need. An excellent reference or guide!< Less
This book contains listings of the cemeteries and some pictures of the churches and graves around the Nicholas/Fayette/Greenbrier tri-county area of West Virginia. The focus is on the Amick family.
Hello, I’m John Markham. I’m a Boy Scout from Troop 70 in Eustis, Florida. My troop is sponsored by the Eustis Ward in the Leesburg Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day... More > Saints. My Eagle project is to raise awareness about emergency weather preparedness for the citizens of Lake County, Florida. The idea for my Eagle Scout project began when I was finishing up my Emergency Preparedness Merit Badge. I contacted Jerry Smith, executive director of Lake County’s Emergency Management staff to learn about emergency preparedness. In my interview with Mr. Smith, he explained that despite Florida’s tendencies toward hurricanes, the people are not sufficiently prepared. This sparked an idea for my Eagle Scout Project - an Emergency Preparedness Awareness Campaign. This publication includes great emergency preparedness information for the residents of Lake County, Florida< Less
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