TRADING PATH - journal of the Durham Orange Genealogical

TRADING PATH - journal of the Durham Orange Genealogical Society - Table of Contents

VOL. NO. PAGE SEASON/YEAR ARTICLE TITLE ARTICLE DESCRIPTION

1 1 2 Winter 1990 The Southern Quaker Migration

The Quaker migration through the south

1 1 6 Winter 1990

Research In Other States - Virginia, Land

and Property

A discussion of the various ways land was distributed in

Virginia

1 1 9 Winter 1990

The Durham County Library - The North

Carolina Collection

A brief description of the North Carolina Collection in 1990.

1 1 10 Winter 1990

The Durham Family History Center - An

Introduction To The International

Genealogical Index

An index published by the LDS Church of 148 million

deceased persons. Births, christening, marriage and LDS

Temple Ordinance information.

1 2 3 Spring 1990

Research In Other States - Georgia, Land

And Property

A discussion of the various ways land was distributed in

Georgia

1 2 6 Spring 1990

Durham Family History Center - The Parish

And Vital Records List

The Parish and Vital Records List shows which records have

been indexed and listed in the International Genealogical

Index.

1 2 12 Spring 1990

Member Research

A list of surnames being researched by members of the

Durham-Orange Genealogical Society.

1 3 1 Summer 1990

Tennessee Military Records

Service and Pension Records of Tennessee for the

Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Mexican War, and Civil War.

1 3 3 Summer 1990

North Carolina Vital Records Vital Records for North Carolina

1 3 6 Summer 1990

Family History Center News

Updated information of what is available in LDS Family

History Centers

1 3 9 Summer 1990

African American Family History Day

A summery of an event which happened at the Family History

Center with lists of surnames researched by attendees.

1 3 16 Summer 1990

Ancestry Charts 5 generations of the family tree of Eleanor McCauley Worley.

1 4 1 Autumn 1990

Perestroika, German Reunification, and the

Search For Ancestors

An excerpt from an article by Edward David Luft in Vol. VI,

No. 2, of Avotaynu, The International Review of Jewish

Genealogy regarding previously closed archives in Eastern

Europe.

1 4 5 Autumn 1990

Items Of Interest From The Durham Daily

Sun

Items of genealogical interest from the Durham Daily Sun

1912-1925.

1 4 10 Autumn 1990

A Member Writes… The last will and testament of Joseph Hines written in 1861.

1 4 17 Autumn 1990

Ancestry Charts 4 generations of the family tree of Patricia M. Hutchins.

2 1 2 Winter 1991

The Family Bible of John Neville and Emily

Lloyd

Items found in the family Bible, dated 1856. Pages found in

the member file in the North Carolina Collection under

McCauley.

2 1 3 Winter 1991

More items of interest from The Durham

Daily Sun

Miscellaneous newspaper items of interest to Durhamites.

2 1 7 Winter 1991

Orange County "Negro Cohabitation

Certificates" 'Years 1866 - 1868"

"Freedman's Marriage Record"

State of North Carolina - Orange County Man and his wife,

lately slaves, but not emancipated, declare before me George

Law, clerk of Orange County Courts that they now live and

cohabit together as man and wife and have so lived and

cohabitated since the year or thereabouts therefore and

consequently by the laws of North Carolina are now husband

and wife. Abstracted by Elizabeth Moorman.

2 1 8 Winter 1991

Member Ancestor Charts 5 generations of the family tree of Trudie Davis Long.

2 1 9 Winter 1991

Member Ancestor Charts 9 generations of the family tree of Dr. A. Douglas Rice.

2 2 91-33 Spring 1991

Expanded Data On Mary Jane Harris - from

an item of interest from the Durham Daily

Sun

More details for Mary Jane Harris including ancestral

information.

2 2 91-33 Spring 1991

Death notice from the Durham Daily Globe Death notice for Robert Faucette aged 66 of Hillsboro.

2 2 91-34 Spring 1991

Items from the Durham Tobacco Plant from February 14,

1872

2 2 91-35 Spring 1991

A short sketch of the history of Durham relating to mainly

tobacco.

2 2 91-35 Spring 1991

Reproduction of the home and likeness of William Thomas

Blackwell from the Durham County Public Library Durham

Historical Photographic Archives

2 2 91-36 Spring 1991

A Blank Orphan Bond form

2 2 91-37 Spring 1991

Orange County "Orphan Bonds"

190 orphan bonds were recorded found bound in Orange

County between 10 November 1868 and 1880. They were in

a preprinted journal. George Laws, probate judge, signed the

bonds.

2 2

91-38

Spring 1991

Genealogical Items Of Interest From "The

Hillsboro Weekly Recorder"

Items of genealogical interest from the Hillsboro Weekly

Recorder 1820-1911.

2 2 91-41 Spring 1991

List Of Letters Remaining In The Post Office

In Hillsborough, N. C. March 31, 1820

The names of letters left unclaimed in the Post Office in

Hillsborough, N. C. March 31, 1820.

2 2 91-42 Spring 1991

Orange County "Negro Cohabitation

Certificates" 'Years 1866 - 1868"

"Freedman's Marriage Record"

State of North Carolina - Orange County Man and his wife,

lately slaves, but not emancipated, declare before me George

Law, clerk of Orange County Courts that they now live and

cohabit together as man and wife and have so lived and

cohabitated since the year or thereabouts therefore and

consequently by the laws of North Carolina are now husband

and wife. Abstracted by Elizabeth Moorman. Continued from

the Winter 1991 Quarterly.

2 2 91-44 Spring 1991

Information Taken From The Morgan P.

Gibbs Family Bible In Washington, N. C. July

7, 1948.

Births, Deaths, and Marriages taken from the Morgan O.

Gibbs Family Bible.

2 2 91-45 Spring 1991

Member's Chart

7 generations of the family tree of DOG's member Clayton P.

Mann of Burlington, N. C.

2 3 91-57 Summer 1991

Robert Abercrombie Of North Carolina

A history of Orange Co., N. C. and the surrounding area with

the focus on Robert Abercrombie and his descendants in

Orange Co. and beyond in the South.

2 3 91-61 Summer 1991

Orange County Orphan Bonds

190 orphan bonds were recorded found bound in Orange

County between 10 November 1868 and 1880. They were in

a preprinted journal. George Laws, probate judge, signed the

bonds. Continued from the Spring 1991 issue.

2 3 91-66 Summer 1991

Harris Family Bible

Entries from the family Bible probably belonging to Marcus

Harris, a salesman for the American Bible Society. The

entries include births, deaths, and marriages beginning in

1774.

2 3 91-69 Summer 1991

Member's Chart

8 generations of the family tree of DOGs member Bobby

Eugene Honeycutt.

2 3 91-70 Summer 1991

Maplewood Cemetery

Information from the burial cards of Maplewood Cemetery.

The names are possibly from the Potters Field Cards or from

General Lots. Continued from the July 1991 Newsletter.

2 4 91-87 Fall 1991

Untangling The Anderson Family

Taken from a letter sent to the Orange Co. Clerk of Courts

Office. Reprinted in hope that someone will provide answers.

By Leigh Lore Gabsky

2 4 91-92 Fall 1991

Orange County Orphan Bonds

190 orphan bonds were recorded found bound in Orange

County between 10 November 1868 and 1880. They were in

a preprinted journal. George Laws, probate judge, signed the

bonds. Continued from the Summer 1991 issue. This the end

of the first book of Orphan Bonds.

2 4 91-96 Fall 1991

Maplewood Cemetery

Information from the burial cards of Maplewood Cemetery.

The names are possibly from the Potters Field Cards or from

General Lots. Continued from the July 1991 Newsletter and

the Summer Quarterly.

2 4 91-100 Fall 1991

Member's Chart

9 generations of the family tree of DOGs member Florence

Lockhart Foster.

3 1 7 Winter 1992

Two Faces of Scotland

A discussion of the Highlanders versus the Lowlanders as they

migrated away from Scotland and to this country.

3 1 11 Winter 1992

Carrington Cemetery, Mississippi

A list of persons buried in the Carrington Cemetery in Cayce,

Mississippi. The author's family eventually came to

Mississippi from Orange Co., N. C.

3 1 12 Winter 1992

A blank Probate Form for Orange County, N. C.

3 1 13 Winter 1992

Administrative Bonds - Orange County

A listing of the Administrative Bonds from 1868-1877 from

originals microfilmed by the N. C. Dept. of Archives and

History. Abstracted in the North Carolina Collection in the

Durham County Library.

3 2 33 Spring 1992

Patterson's Mill Country Store

A brief story about Patterson's Mill Store, opened in 1973.

Located in the store are a pharmaceutical collection and

commercial

tobacco memorabilia collection,

3 2 35 Spring 1992

Taxable Property in St. Mary's District,

Orange County, N. C. in 1780

An abstract in 2 parts of the taxable property in St. Mary's

District, Orange County. The first is a detailed record and the

second is a summery with names and total taxable property.

The names are often revised between the sections with the

tax lister revising his spelling.

3 2 39 Spring 1992

Administrative Bonds - Orange County

A listing of the Administrative Bonds from 1868-1877 from

originals microfilmed by the N. C. Dept. of Archives and

History. Abstracted in the North Carolina Collection in the

Durham County Library. Continued from the Winter 1992

Quarterly.

3 2 40 Spring 1992

Probate Court October 1868 State Of North

Carolina Court Of Probate Orange County

20th October 1868

The application by Richard S. Leigh for letters of

administration on the estate of Willis Marcom, deceased,

who died without a last will and testament.

3 2 42 Spring 1992

Bits And Pieces From The Hillsborough

Recorder

Interesting bits of information abstracted by Randall Austin

from the Hillsborough Recorder on 9 January 1878.

3 2 45 Spring 1992

Member's Chart

6 generations of the family tree of DOGs member Ralph Louis

Cole of Hillsborough, N. C.

3 2 46 Spring 1992

Orders And Decrees Of Probate Court

March 1869 North Carolina Probate Court

Orange County 24 March 1869

Nelson P. Hall, Guardian of Calvin Robinson Plaintiff against

William W. Allison and John J. Allison, Defendants.

3 3 59 Summer 1992

Have You Finished Your Family History?

A handy guide to estimate the total numbers of direct

ancestors in each preceding generation.

3 3 61 Summer 1992

Nichols Family Bible

Entries from the family Bible belonging to George P. and

Mary E. (Harris) Nichols . In possession of a grandson, J.

Fletcher Woodall. Submitted by Barbara Farthing Bonham of

Cupertino, California.

3 3 64 Summer 1992

Stephen Moore Cemetery

A record of the burials in the graveyard at the Stephen Moore

home in the current Person Co.

3 3 66 Summer 1992

Mt. Tirzah United Methodist Church

A record of the burials in the graveyard at the Mt. Tirzah

United Methodist Church in Person County.

3 3 67 Summer 1992

Information On Williams And Gibbs

Information on William Benner Gibbs, his wife, Elizabeth

Gibbs, Granberry Williams, and their descendants of Beaufort

County.

3 3 68 Summer 1992

Excerpts from the Hillsborough Recorder

May 24, 1820.

Items of interest from the Hillsborough Recorder from May

24, 1820.

3 3 70 Summer 1992

Bible Records Of Thomas Lambert Jordan

Records from the family Bible owned by Thomas Lambert

Jordan of Orange County, N. C., in possession and submitted

by Rosalyn Sumner of Lake Park, Ga.

3 3 71 Summer 1992

Member's Chart

9 generations of the family tree of DOGs member James

Enoch Sykes of Morehead City, N. C.

3 4 88 Fall 1992

Taxable Property in St. Mark's District,

Orange County, N. C. September 1780

A listing of taxable property in St. Mark's District Orange

County, N. C. transcribed by Gwyneth Duncan recorded in

September 1780.

3 4 90 Fall 1992

Appointments Of Postmasters Compiled By

Shirley Jones Mallard

A sampling from a publication by Shirley Jones Mallard of a

list of Postmasters, many in small communities

3 4 91 Fall 1992

Voices From The Field

A review of a book by Eddie L. Smith and Ben Patrick on the

history of Camp Butner.

3 4 92 Fall 1992

Durham County Cemetery Survey

A review of a book published by the Historic Preservation

Society of Durham entitled "Durham County, North Carolina:

Church and Family Cemetery Data to 1985". A listing from

the book of the locations of Dunnagan/Dunnegan family

graves, reprinted with permission.

3 4 97 Fall 1992

Member's Chart

4 generations of the family tree of Pat Stansbury of Sierra

Vista, Arizona.

4 1 7 Winter 1993

When Was That? (A Brief History Of Time)

By S. R. Austin

An essay on the adjustments to the calendar during the

Colonial period as well as variations on dates and dating

across cultures and countries.

4 1 10 Winter 1993

Area's Churches Placed In Historical

Perspective

A reprint of a column by Clarence Jones written for the News

of Orange County in Nov. 1992 from the Hillsborough

Observer.

4 1 11 Winter 1993

Mount Bethel United Methodist Church

Bahama, N. C.

An article by Shirley Mallard on Mount Bethel United

Methodist Church, the oldest Methodist congregation,

organized in 1750, in Bahama in what is now Durham County.

4 1 12 Winter 1993

Ancient Knap Of Reeds Baptist Church Has

Fine Record Of Christian Service

Am article by Carl H. Ragland on the Knap of Reeds Baptist

Church in what is now Durham County.

4 1 14 Winter 1993

St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 1878

An article by Howard Parker, Professor Emeritus of History at

Duke University on the history of St. Philip's Episcopal

Church, founded in 1880.

4 1 16 Winter 1993

Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. A

Short History.

An article by Fred Kull, with information from a Parish

Information Book, on the history of Immaculate Conception

Catholic Church of Durham.

4 1 18 Winter 1993

Orange County Church Records On

Microfilm At The N. C. State Archives

A listing of available microfilmed Orange County church

records in the card catalog of the N. C. State Archives, copied

by Gwyneth Duncan.

4 2 32 Spring 1993

20 Cole Burials Pleasant Green Cemetery

A listing of Cole family burials in the Pleasant Green

Methodist Cemetery on Pleasant Green Rd. in Orange

County, compiled by Ralph L. Cole.

4 2 33 Spring 1993

14 More Cole Burials Cedar Hill Cemetery

A listing of Cole family burials in the Cedar Hill Cemetery,

originally owned and maintained by Erwin Cotton Mills for its

employees and their families, compiled by Ralph L. Cole.

4 2 34 Spring 1993

The Little River Presbyterian Church

A history of the Little River Presbyterian Church by Pat

Hutchings.

4 2 35 Spring 1993

Surnames Found In The Little River

Cemetery

A list of surnames found in the graveyard of the Little River

Presbyterian Church followed by the names of those buried

with their dates of birth and death, where readable.

4 2 37 Spring 1993

Obituary From The Norfolk Journal And

Guide

The obituary of Mrs. Molly Markum, who died February 19,

1941, wife of the Rev. Edian Markum, pastor of Union Bethel

Church, later St. Joseph's A.M.E. Church.

4 2 38 Spring 1993

Orange United Methodist Church 1220 Rd.

Chapel Hill, N. C.

A history of Orange Methodist Church on Airport Rd. in

Chapel Hill, by Shirley Mallard.

4 2 40 Spring 1993

Deed Of Thomas Ross To Dorris Ross

A copy of the deed which conveyed land to Dorris Ross from

his father, Thomas Ross for land in Wake County in 1817

submitted by Clayton P. Mann of Burlington, N. C.

4 2 42 Spring 1993

Church Records On Microfilm In The North

Carolina State Archives

A listing of available microfilmed Orange County church

records in the card catalog of the N. C. State Archives, copied

by Gwyneth Duncan. Continued from the Winter Quarterly.

4 2 43 Spring 1993

Member's Chart

5 generations of the family tree of DOGs member Janice Pile

Lee of Jamestown, Tennessee.

4 3 58 Summer 1993

The Family Of Joseph Stubbins And

Elizabeth Beckwith - Emigrants From

Connecticut To North Carolina In 1785

The descendants of Joseph Stubbins and Elizabeth Beckwith

of New London, Ct. who moved to Orange County, N.C. and

then to Tennessee.

4 3 60 Summer 1993

Thomas Burke, Patriot submitted by the

Hillsborough Historical Society

A biography of Thomas Burke of Orange County, N. C. He

was a signer of the Halifax Resolves, a delegate to the

Continental Congress, and Governor of North Carolina.

4 3 62 Summer 1993

Rufus Johnson Makes Living In Ancient

Chatham Tannery

An article from the Durham Herald-Sun of March 15, 1942

about Rufus Johnson of near Siler City.

4 3 64 Summer 1993

The Durning Family by Amy Durning

Clemens

A genealogy of the Durning family of Orange County, N. C.

4 3 66 Summer 1993

Church Records On Microfilm In The North

Carolina State Archives

A listing of available microfilmed Orange County church

records in the card catalog of the N. C. State Archives, copied

by Gwyneth Duncan. Continued from the Spring Quarterly.

4 3 67 Summer 1993

What Does It Mean???

Definitions of words used in legal documents. Continued

from several newsletters.

4 3 68 Summer 1993

Member's Ancestry Chart

7 generations of the family tree of DOG's member Ethel Mae

Dorrity Kaplon of Belmont, N. C.

4 3 70 Summer 1993

Chatham/Cheatham/Chittam Some research on the origins of the surname Chatham.

4 4 87 Fall 1993

Appointments Of Postmasters In Durham

County 1877-1929

Appointments of Postmasters in Durham County from 1877-

1929 compiled from microfilm in the North Carolina Room at

Wilson Library.

4 4 95 Fall 1993

Where To Research

The beginning of a new series to let the reader know where

and what material is available in the area starting with North

Carolina Central University Library.

4 4 96 Fall 1993

John E. Clark Dies

The Obituary Of John Edward Clark of Chapel Hill, a member

of Orange University Methodist Church.

4 4 97 Fall 1993

In The News… August 20, 1896

Interesting bits of information from the Durham Daily Sun of

August 20, 1896.

5 1 7 Winter 1994

Notes On Two Richard Williams Families Of

Orange County, North Carolina

Information on the families of two Richard Williams in early

Orange County, N. C.

5 1 10 Winter 1994

How To Use Your Public Library by Anne

Berkley North Carolina Room - Durham

County Public Library

Some suggestions for genealogy researchers before using any

library.

5 1 11 Winter 1994

Thoughts For Researchers By Lee Albright,

Division Of The State Library, Raleigh, N. C.

Research suggestions for using any library for genealogical

research.

5 1 12 Winter 1994

Cane Creek Baptist Church, Orange County,

N. C. Membership Rolls

Abstracted information from microfilmed reels of

membership rolls of the Cane Creek Baptist Church in Orange

County, N. C. from May 21, 1899 to August 1856.

5 1 21 Winter 1994

Two Grave Markers At Gilgal Methodist

Church Near Due West, S. C.

Information from grave markers for Elvirah Talitha Greene

and James Henry Greene at the Gilgal Methodist Church near

Due West, S. C.

5 2 40 Spring 1994

Orange County 1880 Federal Census Special

Schedules Of Manufacturers Nos. 5 &6

Lumber Mills And Saw Mills

A listing of a Special Schedule for Orange County, N. C. - The

actual column headings were: Name of

Corporation, Company or Individual producing to the

value of $500 annually, capital, real and personal

invested in

the business.

5 2 42 Spring 1994

Agriculture Schedule Hillsborough

Township, Orange County, N. C. Begun 8

June 1880

Agriculture Schedule Hillsborough Township, Orange County,

N. C. Begun 8 June 1880. To be continued.

5 2 44 Spring 1994

1860 Federal Census Schedule 4 -

Productions of Agriculture In Orange

County, N. C. Begun 8 June 1880

A listing of names of owners, managers, or agents of farms in

Orange County, N. C. from the 1860 Federal Census -

Schedule 4, Productions of Agriculture

5 2 46 Spring 1994

Ad For Durham Found In The Durham Daily

Sun 20 August 1896

An advertisement in the form of a poem touting the benefits

of living in Durham, N. C.

5 2 48 Spring 1994

African American Genealogy: A Select

Bibliography

Lists of sources for African American Genealogy to be found

in the Durham County Library February 1994 compiled by

Ann Berkley North Carolina Reference Librarian Durham

County Public Library.

5 2 51 Spring 1994

Family Group Medical Chart

A blank form for tabulating medical information for a family

group.

5 2 53 Spring 1994

From The Files Of Roger Babson Foushee

Durham, N. C. On Maternal Family Of

James Cheek

Additional information relative to the Cane Creek Baptist

Church Records published in the Winter 1994 quarterly

volume of the Trading Path Journal.

5 3 59 Summer 1994

Orange County Poor House Records

November 1856 To September 1857

Taken from the microfilm records of the Orange County Poor

House from Nov. 1856 to Sept. 1857

5 3 65 Summer 1994

Durham City Directory 1887 Names from the Durham City Directory for 1887

5 3 67 Summer 1994

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Cedar Grove, Orange County, N. C.

An explanation of the items found in the 1920 Federal Census

for Cedar Grove, Orange County, N. C. with a list of names

found in the Census.

5 3 77 Summer 1994

Cedar Grove Township from George W. Tate's 1891 Map of

Orange County, N. C.

5 3 78 Summer 1994

A map of the northern portion of Orange County, N. C. in

1991.

5 4 95 Fall 1994

The North Carolina Newspaper Project

A project to identify, locate, and microfilm copies of as many

of the newspapers in North Carolina as possible.

5 4 97 Fall 1994

Wanted!! Wanted!!

A list of the "Most Wanted" list of newspapers for Orange

County. These papers have some missing issues wanted by

the North Carolina Newspaper Project.

5 4 99 Fall 1994

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Hillsborough Township, Orange County,

N. C.

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for

Hillsborough Township, not the town of Hillsborough.

6 1 7 Winter 1995

About Our Name, The Trading Path

An article with an explanation of the name of the Journal

reprinted from the fist issue from Winter 1990.

6 1 9 Winter 1995

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For The Town of Hillsboro, Orange County,

N. C.

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for the

town of Hillsboro, Orange County, N. C.

6 1 16 Winter 1995

Ancestors of member Patti Myrtle Duke Critcher

6 1 17 Winter 1995

Ancestors of member Lexie Ervin Veasey

6 2 31 Spring 1995

Black Women United: A Look At Black Club

Women In Durham, North Carolina 1917-

1953

A study of early African-American Women's Club movement.

Many of these organizations were formed to help provide

childcare for African-American children.

6 2 37 Spring 1995

Orange County Poor House Records

September 5, 1859

Abstracted information from microfilmed information from

the Orange County Wardens of the Poor Proceedings from

September 5, 1859.

6 2 38 Spring 1995

Orange County Poor House Records

September 1, 1861

Abstracted information from microfilmed information from

the Orange County Wardens of the Poor Proceedings from

September 1, 1861.

6 2 39 Spring 1995

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Little River Township, Orange County,

N. C.

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for Little

River Township, Orange County, N. C.

6 3 & 4 75

Summer and Fall

1995

Autobiography Of Mrs. John Wilkes (nee

Jane Renwick Smedberg) Charlotte, N. C.

1903

An autobiography, in the form of a letter to her descendants,

of Mrs. John Wilkes (nee Jane Renwick Smedberg) of

Charlotte, N. C.

6 3 & 4 80

Summer and Fall

1995

Southern Conservatory Of Music

A series of photos from the North Carolina Collection Photo

Archives of the Durham County Library.

6 3 & 4 84

Summer and Fall

1995

Orange County - Poor House Records

September 1, 1865

Abstracted information from microfilmed information from

the Orange County Wardens of the Poor Proceedings from

September 1, 1865.

6 3 & 4 85

Summer and Fall

1995

Orange County - Poor House Records

September 1, 1866

Abstracted information from microfilmed information from

the Orange County Wardens of the Poor Proceedings from

September 1, 1866.

6 3 & 4 86

Summer and Fall

1995

Ancestors of member Louise Tillman Overton

6 3 & 4 87

Summer and Fall

1995

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For White Cross Precinct, Bingham

Township, Orange County, N. C.

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for White

Cross Precinct, Bingham Township, Orange County, N. C.

6 3 & 4 94

Summer and Fall

1995

The Armstrong Family Cemetery In Orange

County, N. C.

A description of the Armstrong Family Cemetery in

northeastern Orange County with a listing of the burials.

6 3 & 4 95

Summer and Fall

1995

A Resident Of Orange County - Sergeant

Samuel Gilston, North Carolina Line

A petition from David Gilston, heir of Samuel Gilston, a

veteran of the North Carolina Line during the Revolutionary

War who died in the service of his country.

7 1 2 Winter 1996

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Cheeks Township, Orange County, N. C.

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for

Cheeks Township, Orange County, N. C.

7 1 10 Winter 1996

North Carolina Tax Laws Through 1779

A summation of North Carolina Tax Laws through 1779 to be

used to help understand the information on the N. C. Tax

Listings for the period.

7 1 12 Winter 1996

Orange County 1779 Tax List, Part 1: A-E

The 1779 tax list is the second surviving tax list for Orange

County. This is a listing of the names from A-E on the Tax

List.

7 2 18 Spring 1996

Research Information For Orange County,

North Carolina

An article summarizing printed, film, or data format

genealogical research materials relevant to Orange County

from its founding in 1752 through the 1800s.

7 2 23 Spring 1996

Orange County 1779 Tax List, Part 2: F-N

The 1779 tax list is the second surviving tax list for Orange

County. This is a listing of the names from F-N on the Tax

List.

7 2 29 Spring 1996

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Eno Township, Orange County, N. C.

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for Eno

Township, Orange County, N. C.

7 3 36 Summer 1996

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Cedar Grove Township, Orange County,

N. C.

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for Cedar

Grove Township, Orange County, N. C.

7 3 42 Summer 1996

Corrections To The Previously Published

1920 Census Index For Orange County, N.

7 3 45 Summer 1996

Orange County 1779 Tax List, Part 3: O-Z

And Those Failing To List.

The 1779 tax list is the second surviving tax list for Orange

County. This is a listing of the names from O-Z on the Tax List

and those who failed to list their taxes.

7 4 52 Fall 1996

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Cates Precinct, Bingham Township,

Orange County, North Carolina

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for Cates

Precinct, Bingham Township, Orange County, N. C.

7 4 56 Fall 1996

British Tories Or Revolutionary Whigs In

Colonial Piedmont, North Carolina

An article about surviving records of the Colonial period in

the Piedmont of North Carolina, including the Regulators and

others who served with the British during the Revolution.

7 4 61 Fall 1996

Three-Fold And Four-Fold Taxes: Tax Law

Exemptions In Revolutionary North

Carolina

An article on tax laws and how they effected various persons

and groups in Revolutionary North Carolina.

7 4 64 Fall 1996

My Weeks Harrell Montgomery Dilemma:

Research In Progress

A summation of the research done by the author to obtain

information about Joseph Weeks Sr. and related family.

8 1 2 Winter 1997

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Part Of Chapel Hill Township, Orange

County, North Carolina

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for part

of Chapel Hill Township, Orange County, N. C.

8 1 9 Winter 1997

Dunagan's Mill Creek

An article by Dick Dunagan about a mill which may have been

located on Dunnagans Mill Creek and owned by William

Dunnagan in 1762.

8 1 11 Winter 1997

Death Notices From The Durham Sun

Newspaper 1890 To 1925, Part 1: A - B

A listing of the Death notices found in the Durham Sun from

1890 to 1925 listing the name, cause of death, date of death,

date of notice, age, and location and comments. Part 1: A-

8 2 22 Spring 1997

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Part Of Chapel Hill Township, Orange

County, North Carolina

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for part

of Chapel Hill Township, Orange County, N. C.

8 2 29 Spring 1997

Pre-1790 North Carolina Census And Tax

List Indexes: A Comparison

A comparison between the North Carolina Census Records

and Tax List Indexes from before 1790 by counties extant to

that year.

8 2 34 Spring 1997

Death Notices From The Durham Sun

Newspaper 1890 To 1925, Part 2: C - D

A listing of the Death notices found in the Durham Sun from

1890 to 1925 listing the name, cause of death, date of death,

date of notice, age, and location and comments. Part 2: C-D.

Continued from the Winter 1997 Quarterly.

8 3 42 Summer 1997

Index Of Names In The 1920 Federal Census

For Part Of Chapel Hill Township, Orange

County, North Carolina

A listing of names found in the 1920 Federal Census for part

of Chapel Hill Township, Orange County, N. C.

8 3 52 Summer 1997

Extracts Relating To Bradfords From County

Records Of Orange County, North Carolina

Information extracted from various Orange County records

about those whose last name is Bradford.

8 3 54 Summer 1997

Death Notices From The Durham Sun

Newspaper 1890 To 1925, Part 3: E - Hi

A listing of the Death notices found in the Durham Sun from

1890 to 1925 listing the name, cause of death, date of death,

date of notice, age, and location and comments. Part 3: E -

Hi. Continued from the Spring 1997 Quarterly.

8 4 64 Fall 1997

Corrections To The Previously Published

1920 Census Index For Orange County, N.

Corrections and additions to the previously published index

to the 1920 Censuses for Orange County, N. C. by Township

found in the multiple quarterlies.

8 4 66 Fall 1997

More Extracts Relating To Bradfords From

County Records Of Orange County, North

Carolina

More information extracted from various Orange County

records about those whose last name is Bradford. Continued

from the Summer Quarterly.

8 4 67 Fall 1997

The Will Of James Miles

Information from the will of James Miles of Orange County,

N. C. The recorded will filed in Orange County is incomplete

and the original document was filed in the State Archives.

8 4 68 Fall 1997

Death Notices From The Durham Sun

Newspaper 1890 To 1925, Part 4: Ho - Mo

A listing of the Death notices found in the Durham Sun from

1890 to 1925 listing the name, cause of death, date of death,

date of notice, age, and location and comments. Part 4: Ho -

Mo. Continued from the Summer 1997 Quarterly.

9 1 3 Winter 1998

A Letter Of Introduction of William P. Miles

Of Orange County

A letter of introduction for William P. Miles of Orange County

by several citizens of Mebaneville, N. C.

9 1 3 Winter 1998

Tinnan-Murray Family Bible

Records from the Tinnan-Murray Family Bible copied and

submitted by Robert Marsh Ray III of Gainesville, Ga.

9 1 5 Winter 1998

Death Notices From The Durham Sun

Newspaper 1890 To 1925, Part 5: Mu - S

A listing of the Death notices found in the Durham Sun from

1890 to 1925 listing the name, cause of death, date of death,

date of notice, age, and location and comments. Part 5: Mu -

S. Continued from the Fall 1997 Quarterly.

9 1 19 Winter 1998

1925 Sanford Mine Disaster, Extracts From

The Durham Sun by Gwyneth Duncan

Information from news articles and obituaries from the

Durham Sun about a mine disaster in Sanford from 1925 in

which many men died.

9 2 22 Spring 1998

Index - Orange County Inventories, Sales

And Accounts Of Estates

Indexes of names from microfilmed copies of Inventory,

Sales, and Account Books 1849-1856 in the State Archives.

9 2 28 Spring 1998

A Guide To Microfilms Of Orange County,

North Carolina Of Inventories, Sales, And

Accounts Of Estates

Information about how to use the indexes in the previous

article.

9 2 29 Spring 1998

Death Notices From The Durham Sun

Newspaper 1890 To 1925, Part 6: T - Y

A listing of the Death notices found in the Durham Sun from

1890 to 1925 listing the name, cause of death, date of death,

date of notice, age, and location and comments. Part 6: T -

Y. Continued from the Winter 1997 Quarterly.

9 2 39 Spring 1998

North Carolina Wills And Estate Papers: An

Orange County Example: Part 1 - Wills

Taken from a talk at the DOGs meeting on North Carolina

Wills and Estate Papers. Two wills, both from Orange County,

were used as examples to illustrate points about wills of the

19th Century.

9 3 44 Summer 1998

Index - Orange County Inventories, Sales

And Accounts Of Estates 1856-1865

Indexes of names from microfilmed copies of Inventory,

Sales, and Account Books 1856-1865 in the State Archives.

9 3 50 Summer 1998

Hall-Wynne Funeral Home Records Part 1:

1908 (Part), 1911

Civil records of deaths were not officially recorded in Durham

County until 1913. The Hall & Wynne Funeral Home at 1113

W. Main St. has some old records of deaths and funerals from

as early as January 1908. The records in this article are from

1908-1911.

9 3 61 Summer 1998

The Descendants Of Littlebury Roach Sr. of

Ireland and Virginia Who Lived In Orange

County, North Carolina

A list of names from a larger summery of Mona Hura's Roach

no longer active mailing list .

9 4 66 Fall 1998

Orange County Register Of Deeds Retires

The retirement announcement of the Orange County Register

of Deeds, Betty June Hays. She had served in the office for 44

years.

9 4 67 Fall 1998

Hall-Wynne Funeral Home Records Part 2:

1912-1913

Civil records of deaths were not officially recorded in Durham

County until 1913. The Hall & Wynne Funeral Home at 1113

W. Main St. records of deaths and funerals from 1912-1913.

Continued from Summer 1998.

9 4 78 Fall 1998

Durham Casualties From "The Big Battle",

September 29, 1918

Lists of Durham casualties primarily from letters written

home from the battle that broke the "Hindenburg Line", the

final offensive of World War I. These casualties were listed in

the Durham Morning Herald and the Durham Sun.

9 4 84 Fall 1998

The Tilly Family

An article reprinted from The Truth, a monthly publication

from the late 19th Century, published in Durham, N. C. by

Josiah Turner, in the July 1884 issue about the Tilly family.

9 4 85 Fall 1998

A Floor Goes Down Suddenly

A reprint from the Durham Sun of Dec. 23, 1912 about a fatal

incident in Greensboro where the second floor of the

Jonesville High School collapsed killing at least 6 and injuring

many others.

10 1 4 Winter 1999

Genealogical Abstracts From The Truth

Items of genealogical interest from the monthly publication

"The Truth", published in Durham.

10 1 8 Winter 1999

Local Men In WWI

A list of the 400 names of men from the greater Durham area

who served in World War I. The list includes men from the

local Light Artillery Unit as well as the Army, the Navy, the

Marines, the local National Guard Machine Gun Company,

Reserve Officers Training Corp at Ft. Oglethorpe, and those

who were transferred from Ft. Oglethorpe to other posts.

Transcribed from the Durham Morning Herald of July 8, 1917.

10 1 10 Winter 1999

Publications By DOGs Members

A listing of publications by DOGs members including: Jean

Bradley Anderson, Ann Veasey Davis, Weynette Parks Haun,

Tom Krakauer, Shirley Jones Mallard, Agnes Duncan Powell,

Durwood E. Powell, Jr., and Dr. Barnetta McGhee White.

10 1 12 Winter 1999

Hall-Wynne Funeral Home Records Part 3:

January To May, 1914

Civil records of deaths were not officially recorded in Durham

County until 1913. The Hall & Wynne Funeral Home at 1113

W. Main St. records of deaths and funerals from January to

May 1914. Continued from Fall 1998.

10 2 32 Spring 1999

Orange County Sheriff's Sale August 1823

Transcribed from the Hillsborough Recorder of 28 August

1823 a report of the Orange County's Sheriff Sale of land for

taxes due.

10 2 34 Spring 1999

Dead Letter Lists From The Hillsborough

Recorder, 1820

Lists of names of "Dead Letters" from the Hillsborough

Recorder on several dates in 1820.

10 2 37 Spring 1999

Genealogical Abstracts From The Truth Vol.

1 No. 3, April, 1884

Items of genealogical interest from the monthly publication

"The Truth", published in Durham from the April 1884 issue.

10 2 41 Spring 1999

Hall-Wynne Funeral Home Records Part 4:

June - December 1914

Civil records of deaths were not officially recorded in Durham

County until 1913. The Hall & Wynne Funeral Home at 1113

W. Main St. records of deaths and funerals from June -

December 1914. Continued from Winter 1999.

10 2 45 Spring 1999

World War I Letter From Tom Knight

A letter from Tom Knight, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knight of

Liberty St., in the hospital corps in the Navy during World

War I.

10 3 55 Summer 1999

Genealogical Abstracts From "The Truth",

Vol. 1, No. 4, May 1884

Items of genealogical interest from the monthly publication

"The Truth", published in Durham from the May 1884 issue.

10 3 64 Summer 1999

World War I Recruitment, As Reported In

The Durham Morning Herald

A brief synopsis of the start of recruitment of local men for

service during WWI. Including A Home Guard, Officer's

Training, Company M North Carolina National Guard, Battery

A North Carolina National Guard, Machine Gun Company

Third Regiment North Carolina National Guard, and Navy.

Lists of men who served from the Durham area are included.

10 3 78 Summer 1999 James McLennan In WWI Convoy

A short article from the Durham Morning Herald dated July 7,

1917 detailing the beginning of the service of James

McLennan doing convoy duty during WWI

10 4 83 Fall 1999

Freedmen's Marriage Records: Orange

County, 1866-1868 Part 1: A-D

Compilation of microfilm records entitled "Negro

Cohabitation Certificates 1866-1868" Part 1: A-D. The Clerk

of Court was George Laws.

10 4 89 Fall 1999

Genealogical Abstracts From "The Truth",

Vol. 1, June 1884

Items of genealogical interest from the monthly publication

"The Truth", published in Durham from the June 1884 issue.

10 4 95 Fall 1999 When Works Pass Into Public Domain

An explanation of when written material cease to be

protected by copywrite laws.

10 4 96 Fall 1999

Draft Registration List For Durham, 1917.

Part 1: 1-550 (Abele Through Cates with

one McBroom).

A list of draft eligible men who registered for the draft from

Durham. Part 1: numbers 1-550 (Abele through Cates with

one McBroom).

11 1 3 Winter 2000

Freedmen's Marriage Records: Orange

County, 1866-1868 Part 2: D-K

Compilation of microfilm records entitled "Negro

Cohabitation Certificates 1866-1868" Part 2: D-K. The Clerk

of Court was George Laws.

11 1 8 Winter 2000

Draft Registration List For Durham, 1917.

Part 2: 551-1800 (Cates Through Jones).

A list of draft eligible men who registered for the draft from

Durham. Part 2: numbers 551-1800 (Cates through Jones).

11 1 17 Winter 2000

Genealogical Abstracts From "The Truth",

Vol. 1, No. 7, July 1884

Items of genealogical interest from the monthly publication

"The Truth", published in Durham from the July 1884 issue,

Part 1.

11 2 36 Spring 2000

Freedmen's Marriage Records: Orange

County, 1866-1868 Part 3: L-Ray

Compilation of microfilm records entitled "Negro

Cohabitation Certificates 1866-1868" Part 3: L-Ray. The

Clerk of Court was George Laws.

11 2 42 Spring 2000

Genealogical Abstracts From "The Truth",

Vol. 1, No. 7, July 1884 Part 2

Items of genealogical interest from the monthly publication

"The Truth", published in Durham from the July 1884 issue,

Part 2.

11 2 47 Spring 2000

Draft Registration List For Durham, 1917.

Part 3: 1801-2989 (Jones Through Ryder).

A list of draft eligible men who registered for the draft from

Durham. Part 3: numbers 1801-2989 (Jones through Ryder).

11 3 77 Summer 2000 Mary Emeline Craig Diary, Part 1

Part 1 of the diary of Mary Emeline Craig (June 9, 1843 -

January 26, 1910) who lived in Orange County.

11 3 85 Summer 2000

Freedmen's Marriage Records: Orange

County, 1866-1868 Part 4, 1866: L-Reeves -

Swain

Compilation of microfilm records entitled "Negro

Cohabitation Certificates 1866-1868" Part 4 1866: Reeves-

Swain. The Clerk of Court was George Laws.

11 3 88 Summer 2000

Draft Registration List For Durham, 1917.

Part 4: 2990-3889 (Sally Through Tillman).

A list of draft eligible men who registered for the draft from

Durham. Part 4: numbers 2990-3889 (Sally through Tillman).

11 4 101 Fall 2000 Mary Emeline Craig Diary, Part 2

Part 2 of the diary of Mary Emeline Craig (June 9, 1843 -

January 26, 1910) who lived in Orange County.

11 4 107 Fall 2000

Freedmen's Marriage Records: Orange

County, 1866-1868 Part 5, 1866: Tapp -

Young, and 1867

Compilation of microfilm records entitled "Negro

Cohabitation Certificates 1866-1868" Part 5 1866: Tapp-

Young, and 1867. The Clerk of Court was George Laws.

11 4 113 Fall 2000

Draft Registration List For Durham, 1917.

Part 5: 3890-3900 (Tillman - end of list).

A list of draft eligible men who registered for the draft from

Durham. Part 5: numbers 3890-3900 (Tillman- end of list).

12 1 5 Winter 2001 Mary Emeline Craig Diary, Part 3

Part 3 of the diary of Mary Emeline Craig (June 9, 1843 -

January 26, 1910) who lived in Orange County.

12 1 11 Winter 2001 The Fitzgerald Cemetery

A brief recent history of the Fitzgerald Cemetery on Kent St.,

next to Maplewood Cemetery with a listing of name of those

who are buried in the cemetery from tombstones and mainly

death certificates in the Durham County Vital Records Office.

Written and collated by Jean B. Anderson.

12 1 14 Winter 2001

William Gaston Vickers, 1838-1924 And The

Vickers Estate Sale

A brief Biography William Gaston Vickers of Durham. He was

a prominent Durham resident and built homes and roads on

his land, including Vickers Ave. Also there are tables of the

cost of the houses built on the land with the names of the

purchasers and other data.

12 1 18 Winter 2001

U. S. Census Indexes - 1910 Connecticut

Generations Archives By Heritage Quest

Information about a software program.

12 2 33 Spring 2001

Relatively Speaking…

A new column written by Bebe Johns Fox about local family

history.

12 2 37 Spring 2001 Mary Emeline Craig Diary, Part 4

Part 4 of the diary of Mary Emeline Craig (June 9, 1843 -

January 26, 1910) who lived in Orange County.

12 2 44 Spring 2001

Extract From: Session Minutes & Church

Records New Hope Presbyterian Church,

Chapel Hill, NC. Book 4: March 26, 1873 -

April 6, 1906.

Church records from New Hope Presbyterian Church in

Chapel Hill, N. C. including infants baptized, Elders, and

Deacons.

13 None 3 Summer 2003

1930 Census: Durham County, North

Carolina

Partial information found in the 1930 Census of Durham

County, Durham Township Ward 2

13 None 7 Summer 2003

1930s map of downtown Durham Ward 2

13 None 8 Summer 2003

Old Durham Names

4 generations of the ancestry of Elizabeth Orpah May which

includes many family names familiar to Durham residents as

street names.

13 None 9 Summer 2003

Peed-Tilley Sisters at 1930s Durham Curb

Market

Rebecca Peed Tilley and Iola Peed Tilley were instrumental in

the founding of the Durham Curb Market on Foster St. An

article about the Curb Market during the depression, written

by Larry Tilley, Iola Tilley's grandson, follows the initial

description.

13 None 10 Summer 2003

In Memory Of Glenn Johnson

The obituary of Glenn Johnson, a Durham-Orange

Genealogical Society member.

13 None 11 Summer 2003

Dunegans At Little River Presbyterian

Church

Names of Dunegans in the Church records and cemetery

records from the Little River Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

13 None 12 Summer 2003

Reverand John Archibald McMannen

Excerpts from "The Reverend John Archibald McMannen And

His Flights Of Fancy" by Mary-Jo Hall. John Archibald

McMannen (1812-1875) founded McMannen's Chapel

Methodist Episcopal Church. The article is accompanied by

portraits of John A. McMannen and his wife, Elizabeth Latta

McMannen.

13 None 22 Summer 2003

Print Periodicals: A Fresh Look

A fresh look at print periodicals and how to use them for

genealogical research.

13 None 24 Summer 2003

Ancestral Places Orange County's New

Hope Settlement Part 1

A look at some of the original settlers of Orange County's

New Hope Settlement.

13 None 26 Summer 2003

The Tobacco Plant

Items of genealogical interest from the Tobacco Plant of

February 14, 1872.

13 None 28 Summer 2003

Thomas Lindley, Patriot

A brief biography of Thomas Lindley of Cane Creek, Orange

County.

13 None 33 Summer 2003

"Extra Relatives" And What To Do With

Them

A suggested filing system for extra people with family last

names so as not to loose your data for them.

13 None 37 Summer 2003

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

14 1 3 Winter 2004

Ancestral Places Orange County's New

Hope Settlement

An extract from A Historical Sketch Of New Hope Church In

Orange County, N. C. Revised edition by Rev. D. I. Craig

14 1 5 Winter 2004

1930 Census Orange County, North

Carolina

A compilation of the 1930 Census of Orange County, N. C.

Bingham Township.

14 1 9 Winter 2004

Surnames

Part of an article about Surnames reprinted from "Facts and

Genes"

14 1 10 Winter 2004

Tobacco Plant

Selections from the LOCAL Section of the April 28, 1875 issue

of the Tobacco Plant which are of local interest.

14 1 11 Winter 2004

For Everything There Is A Season…A Time

To Be Born, A Time To Die.

An article about the Turner Burying Ground on Cornwallis Rd.

in Durham and the Turner family.

14 1 17 Winter 2004

Orange County Deeds

A short list of Deeds from Orange County from the 19th

Century.

14 1 18 Winter 2004

A Story Unfolds

The story of the murder of John Hunt by William Sparrow

who was hanged on May 17, 1820.

14 1 19 Winter 2004

Colonel John Pyle MD Patriot Or Traitor

The story of Col. John Pyle MD of Orange County, who served

with the British Militia but took care of American wounded

during the Revolution.

14 1 23 Winter 2004

Daniel Webster's Dictionary Definitions of obscured, defunct, or unusual words.

14 1 23 Winter 2004

Captain William Bowling A biography and obituary of William Bowling of Rougemont.

14 1 26 Winter 2004

Census Day April 4, 1930

Items of interest from the Durham Sun newspaper from April

4, 1930, census day .

14 1 27 Winter 2004

1930 Census Durham County, North

Carolina

Entries from the 1930 Census of Durham County

14 1 31 Winter 2004

Thomas Scarlett Family

5 generations of the descendants of Thomas Scarlett, born

1806 in Orange County.

14 1 32 Winter 2004

Gatherings On Veasey Ridge

A brief item about those from Veasey Ridge who were

displaced for Camp Butner.

14 1 33 Winter 2004

The Rose Of Sharon Baptist Church

An article about the Rose of Sharon Baptist Church founded

in Prattsburg, a part of Durham.

14 1 38 Winter 2004

Old Orange County Family History Day

An announcement about the Old Orange County Family

History Day which occurred on September 13, 2003.

14 2 45 Summer 2004

Tobacco Plant

Selections from the LOCAL Section of the September 8, 1875

issue of the Tobacco Plant which are of local interest.

14 2 46 Summer 2004

Freeland Genealogy In A Letter An incomplete letter outlining Freeland family genealogy.

14 2 47 Summer 2004

Excerpts From…A Church History

Portions of a booklet outlining the history of the Pleasant

Green Methodist Episcopal Church from 1953. Part 1.

14 2 50 Summer 2004

1930 Census: Orange County, North

Carolina

Entries from the 1930 Census of Orange County

14 2 55 Summer 2004

Abstracting Deeds By The Genealogist's

Friend

A discussion about the utility and not of abstracted deeds

with pros and cons enumerated.

14 2 57 Summer 2004

Two Generations Of The Carden Family

Two generations of George Carden and Lucretia C. Gilbert

Carden's descendants.

14 2 60 Summer 2004

1897 Durham County Farmers And Land

Owners

Lists of farmers and land owners of Durham County taken

from the 1897 Durham County Directory. Part 1.

14 2 65 Summer 2004

Ancestral Places Orange County's New

Hope Settlement Part III: Early History

Extracts from "A Historical Sketch of New Hope Church In

Orange County, North Carolina, part 3.

14 2 67 Summer 2004

Daniel Webster's Dictionary 1850 Definitions of obscured, defunct, or unusual words.

14 2 67 Summer 2004

Long Trip Home A Genealogist's Saga

The story of the author's quest to locate the descendants of a

picture found in a used mobile home.

14 2 69 Summer 2004

18th Century: Regulators

The re-print of an article taken from the "Virginia Gazette" of

June 13, 1771, about the Regulators.

14 2 71 Summer 2004

19th Century: Meeting At Mangum's Store

Taken from the Hillsborough Recorder of January 15, 1861

about a meeting of citizens of Granville and Orange Counties

at Mangum's Store for men to express their opinion about

the "current crisis".

14 2 73 Summer 2004

Surname index for volumes 14 of the Journal.

15 none 3 Winter 2008

Reverend James O'Kelly: A Hero Among Us

The Rev. James O'Kelly was a Methodist Circuit Rider from

1775 to 1792 who established The O'Kelly Chapel Christian

Church.

15 none 7 Winter 2008

Origins Of Welch Surnames

An article by Catherine Elias about the origins of surnames

from people from Wales. The article first appeared in the

Welch-American Genealogical Society Newsletter of Winter,

2002.

15 none 9 Winter 2008

Honoring The Past And Preserving For The

Future: Historical Burial Ground In Colvard

Farms

An article about the cemetery in Colvard Farms, a community

at the intersection of Durham and Chatham Counties near

Lake Jordan. The developers of the property took proper

care to maintain the integrity of the cemetery when

undertaking the developing. The cemetery is listed in the

Cemetery Census for North Carolina.

15 none 11 Winter 2008

African-American Genealogy Records From

The Freedmen's Bureau

The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands,

known more commonly as the Freedmen's Bureau, was

formed in 1865 at the end of the Civil War. After the bureau

fulfilled its mission and was disbanded, their records were

turned over to the National Archive.

15 none 12 Winter 2008

Durham County Library's North Carolina

Collection Welcomes Genealogists

An article by Lynn Richardson about the North Carolina

Collection including some of the materials and records

available to researchers.

15 none 14 Winter 2008

Durham Tobacco Plant September 8, 1875

Selected items of interest from the Durham Tobacco Plant for

September 8, 1875.

15 none 15 Winter 2008

A Window On Our Past: Durham Historic

Photographic Archives

An article about the Durham Historic Photographic Archives

accessed through the Durham County Library website.

15 none 16 Winter 2008

Lloyd Family Of Orange County, North

Carolina Bettie Lloyd's Diary

Transcript of portions of the diary of Bettie Lloyd of

Memphis, Tennessee about her trip to the 4th annual Lloyd-

Hogan family reunion in Chapel Hill, N. C. in 1939. With

photos of some of the Lloyd family relatives.

15 none 21 Winter 2008

Lloyd Family Descendance Chart

The descendants of Thomas Lloyd, born about 1715 in

Virginia up to about 1855. State Representative Carl Durham

is descended from a branch of this family.

15 none 23 Winter 2008

Veazey Family Milestones

Important events in the Veasey family from the Durham

Morning Herald from a scrapbook made by Annie Laurie Hall

Jones.

15 none 24 Winter 2008

Orange County Land Records

The transcript of a deed between Alice Scarlett of Durham

County and Levi C. Scarlett of Orange County.

15 none 25 Winter 2008

Daughters Of William Dunnagan

Details of the will of William Dunnagan of Orange County

dated 15 Nov 1798. Also included are details of a lawsuit

between family members, including an article from the

Hillsborough Recorder dated March 15, 1820.

15 None 27 Winter 2008

A Genealogical Codicil: Have You Made

Plans For Your Family History?

Suggestions by a member regarding the fate of your

genealogical research and materials.

15 None 28 Winter 2008

1930 Census: Orange County, North

Carolina

Entries from the 1930 Census of Orange County from

Enumeration District 68-1, Bingham Township, Orange

County, North Carolina

15 None 32 Winter 2008

Ancestral Places Orange County's New

Hope Settlement Part IV: The Church

Extracts from "A Historical Sketch of New Hope Church In

Orange County, North Carolina, part 4.

15 None 36 Winter 2008

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

16 None 3 Spring 2008

Digging For Tombstones: How I Ended Up

Unearthing Some Graves In Florida,

Missouri

An article by Virginia W. Thomas about a project to continue

a family history project started by the author's deceased

sister, Alice. This was the quest for family tombstones in the

Florida Cemetery in Missouri.

16 None 4 Spring 2008

Recollection Of Harvest Days

The recollection of a trip taken by the author, Charlotte

Marquardt Hyer, and her family to her grandmother's farm in

Town Grover, Marinette County Wisconsin in the 1940s.

16 None 6 Spring 2008

The Scots-Irish In North Carolina

An overview of the settlement of the Scots-Irish in North

Carolina.

16 None 9 Spring 2008

Finding The Records: Planning An Effective

Repository Visit

An overview of requirements to work effectively during a visit

to a large repository of records, like the State

Library/Archives or the Library of Congress.

16 None 12 Spring 2008

Local Repositories - Durham County

Records

The second in a series of articles about genealogically related

repositories in Durham and Orange County. Records

contained at the Durham County Register of Deeds Office

include: birth, marriage, and death, as well as land deeds and

some military records.

16 None 13 Spring 2008

From The Archives - September 28, 1773

Virginia Gazette

Items from the Virginia Gazette dates September 28,1773 of

genealogical interest.

16 None 14 Spring 2008

Durham Tobacco Plant February 14, 1872

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated February 14, 1872.

16 None 15 Spring 2008

Early Durham Enterprises - Wright's

Automatic Machinery Company

An article on the founding and history of Wright's Automatic

Machinery Company of Durham. It includes the obituary of

an long-time employee, William Thomas Vaughan Sr. who

died in 2003.

16 None 17 Spring 2008

Ancestral Places Orange County's New

Hope Settlement Part V

Extracts from "A Historical Sketch of New Hope Church In

Orange County, North Carolina, part 5.

16 None 24 Spring 2008

1939 Register Of Virginia Military Institute

Cadets From Selected Local Areas

This information was abstracted from "Register of Former

Cadets", Centennial Edition, Virginia Military Institute,

Lexington, Virginia, 1939. Includes names from Chapel Hill,

Durham, Enfield, Fayetteville, Goldsboro, and other localities.

16 None 27 Spring 2008

Durham County Farmers And Land Owners

Part 2 of the list of owners of property in Durham County in

1887 continued from Volume 14, Number 2. The original list

is from the Durham City Directory for 1887.

16 None 30 Spring 2008

Pleasant Green: Excerpts From "A Church

History"

Part 2 of an article about the Pleasant Green Methodist

Episcopal Church begun in Volume 14, Number 2.

16 None 32 Spring 2008

1930 Census: Orange County, North

Carolina

Entries from the 1930 Census of Orange County from

Enumeration District 68-1, Bingham Township, Orange

County, North Carolina. Continued from the Winter 2008

Quarterly.

16 none 36 Spring 2008

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

17 None 3 Summer 2008

Memories Of Home

An article about the history of the home of the Carney

Andrews family on N. Greensboro St. in Carrboro including

photos of some of the families who lived there.

17 None 5 Summer 2008

Appalachian English: An Archaic Variety

The history of the English spoken in Appalachia which is a

variant of Seventeenth Century Scots-Irish- English. Including

some history about the people who settled in Appalachia.

17 None 9 Summer 2008

Love Spills Over Into Her Garden

An article about Mrs. Casey C. Jones of Roxboro Rd. and her

garden.

17 None 10 Summer 2008

Two Faces of Scotland

A reprint of an article about Scotland that originally appeared

in the Trading Path in Volume 3, No. 1 Winter 1992.

17 None 13 Summer 2008

Durham Tobacco Plant April 28, 1875

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated April 28, 1875.

17 None 14 Summer 2008

Olivia Raney Local History Library

An article about the Olivia Raney Library in Raleigh. It was

originally opened in 1901 on Fayetteville St. and is solely

devoted to historical research in North Carolina.

17 None 16 Summer 2008

Hillsborough Recorder

Excerpts from the Hillsborough Recorder of April 26, 1820 of

historical and genealogical interest.

17 None 17 Summer 2008

History Of The Amed Tilley Home And Farm

The history of the Amed Tilley Farm written by the youngest

son of Amed and Beckie Tilley.

17 None 19 Summer 2008

Archived Records In The Recently

Renovated North Carolina State Archives

An article about the renovated State Archives in Raleigh with

a detailed listing of many of their holdings.

17 None 24 Summer 2008

Durham County Farmers And Land Owners

Part 3 of the list of owners of property in Durham County in

1887 continued from Volume 16. The original list is from the

Durham City Directory for 1887.

17 None 28 Summer 2008

Old Soldier's Home Residents In 1900 And

1910

An article about the Old Soldier's Home for Confederate

Veterans which was started in October 1890 and closed when

the last resident departed in August 1938. A listing of the

residents for the years of 1900 and 1910 are included, taken

from the Federal Census and included their marital status and

age.

17 None 31 Summer 2008

Ancestral Places Orange County's New

Hope Settlement Part VI

Extracts from "A Historical Sketch of New Hope Church In

Orange County, North Carolina, part 6.

17 None 34 Summer 2008

1930 Census: Orange County, North

Carolina

Entries from the 1930 Census of Orange County from

Enumeration District 68-1, Bingham Township, Orange

County, North Carolina. Continued from the Spring 2008

Quarterly.

17 none 39 Summer 2008

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

18 None 3 Fall 2008

Stephen Logan Veasey - A Tribute

A Biography of Stephen Logan Veasey born in Granville Co. in

1891.

18 None 4 Fall 2008

Trinity College: Historical Papers - Old

Durham Traditions

A brief history of Durham County taken from: The Archive, an

Annual Publication of Historical Papers, Published: Historical

Society of Trinity College, Durham, North Carolina Series VI

pp 27-32 , 1906.

18 None 7 Fall 2008

Dr. Edwin Kelsey Regen, A Powerful

Preacher

A biography of Rev. Dr. Edwin Kelsey Regen of First

Presbyterian Church between 1941 and 1960.

18 None 9 Fall 2008

Genealogical Resources In the State Library

Of North Carolina

A listing of some of the resources in the State Library of

North Carolina in Raleigh including Family histories; Abstracts

of county, state, and federal records; Census Records on

microfilm; and other microfilmed records.

18 None 15 Fall 2008

Census Secrets Hints and ideas to unlock information in the Federal Census.

18 None 16 Fall 2008

Hillsborough Recorder

Articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Hillsborough Recorder of April 19, 1820.

18 None 18 Fall 2008

Durham Tobacco Plant

Articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Durham Tobacco Plant of February 14, 1842.

18 None 20 Fall 2008

Special Collections In Wilson Library The

University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill

An overview of the special collections in Wilson Library at

UNC with special emphasis on the North Carolina Collection

and the Southern Historical Collection.

18 None 22 Fall 2008

The Plight Of The Carolina Huguenots Part

1: Persecution And Flight

An overview of the Huguenots history. The Huguenots were

a Protestant sect which originated in France and was

persecuted there. Eventually, they migrated to the New

World and settled in several places, including the Carolinas.

18 None 25 Fall 2008

Our Hidden Ancestors: Finding Them In

The Published Genealogies Of Other

Families

Tips for locating information about your family in the

published genealogies of other, usually related families.

18 None 27 Fall 2008

A Reported Death Wherein Mrs. Veasy Was

Not Dead

Taken from the Durham Daily Sun of April 10, 1912 is the

story of Mrs. Elvira Veasy, whose death was reported to her

children. She was not dead when they arrived for her

funeral.

18 None 31 Fall 2008

Ancestral Places Orange County's New

Hope Settlement Part VII

Extracts from "A Historical Sketch of New Hope Church In

Orange County, North Carolina, part 7.

18 None 34 Fall 2008

Durham County Farmers And Land Owners

Part 4 of the list of owners of property in Durham County in

1887 continued from Volume 17. The original list is from the

Durham City Directory for 1887.

18 None 39 Fall 2008

Hillsborough's Bingham School In The 1870

Census

A listing of the boys attending Bingham School at the time of

the 1870 Census along with the teachers and their families.

18 none 41 Fall 2008

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

1 3 Winter 2009

Coconut Cake And Sour Pickles

An article by Gail Veasey Rumler about some of her Veasey

family in this part of North Carolina.

19 1 8 Winter 2009

Moving Doctor Durham

A re-print of a chapter of "Durham Tales: The Morris Street

Maple, The Plastic Cow, The Durham Day That Was And

More" by Jim Wise about the establishment of the Durham

Depot and Dr. Durham.

19 1 10 Winter 2009

Trinity College: Historical Papers - The

Pinhook Settlement

Re-printed from: The Archive, an Annual Publication of

Historical Papers, Series VI, pp 32-36. Published by: Historical

Society of Trinity College, Durham, North Carolina, 1906.

19 1 12 Winter 2009

Genealogical Research In Duke's Perkins

Library

The Perkins/Bostock Library is the main academic library of

the Duke University Library system and is the repository most

likely to have material of interest to genealogists. There is no

specific genealogy collection, nor does Perkins collect

genealogical material (as such) in depth, but there are many

local histories and family histories, for example.

19 1 16 Winter 2009

Hillsborough Recorder

More articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Hillsborough Recorder of April 19, 1820.

19 1 18 Winter 2009

Durham Tobacco Plant

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated February 14, 1872.

19 1 20 Winter 2009

Reading The Trice Family Bible

An article about interpreting documents using the Trice

Family Bible as an example.

19 1 27 Winter 2009

The Plight Of The Carolina Huguenots Part

II: Settling In The New World

An overview of the Huguenots history. The Huguenots were

a Protestant sect which originated in France and was

persecuted there. Eventually, they migrated to the New

World and settled in several places, including the Carolinas.

Continued from Volume 18. A descendant of immigrant

Huguenot families includes Francis Marion "Swamp Fox" of

the Revolutionary War fame.

19 1 30 Winter 2009

Tools Your Ancestors Might Have Used A history of tools and tool making over time. Part 1.

19 1 34 Winter 2009

Ancestral Places Orange County's New

Hope Settlement Part VIII

Extracts from "A Historical Sketch of New Hope Church In

Orange County, North Carolina, part 8. Includes references

for the entire series.

19 1 43 Winter 2009

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

19 2 47 Spring 2009

Blue Denim & Blue Devils, Durham In 1892

Before there was Durham, there was Pin Hook. Pin Hook was

located on the ridge between the Neuse and Cape Fear

basins in what's now called Old West Durham (100 yards

southwest of the former Erwin Mills area off Ninth Street). It

served as a traveler's rest between Hillsborough and Raleigh.

In 1892 Erwin Cotton Mills and Trinity College arrived and

Durham was changed forever.

19 2 49 Spring 2009

A Visit To The Midwest Genealogy Center

A report of a visit to the Midwest Genealogy Center in

Independence, Missouri by DOGs member Catherine Elias.

19 2 50 Spring 2009

Early History Of The Allison Family Line

A review of the early Allison families of Orange County,

including a brief overview of their migration from Scotland to

Ireland to America.

19 2 52 Spring 2009

Veasey Obituaries

Re-printing two Veasey obituaries from the Oxford Public

Ledger from 1895 and 1910.

19 2 54 Spring 2009

North Carolina Quakers

A history of the Society of Friends from the beginnings in

England to migration to various places in America. Part 1

19 2 60 Spring 2009

Hillsborough Recorder

Articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Hillsborough Recorder of April 26, 1820.

19 2 62 Spring 2009

Durham Tobacco Plant April 28, 1875

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated April 28, 1875.

19 2 64 Spring 2009

Charles Dunnagan Sr. Of Orange County,

North Carolina

A biography of Charles Dunnagan Sr. of Orange County, N. C.,

brother of William Dunnagan Sr. including a family group

sheet and maps of the area.

19 2 68 Spring 2009

The Welch In North Carolina A brief article about Welsh settlement in North Carolina.

19 2 70 Spring 2009

Prince Madoc, The Welshman

A retelling of the legend of the Welsh Indians of North

Carolina.

19 2 71 Spring 2009

Tools Your Ancestors Might Have Used -

Part 2

A history of tools and tool making over time. Part 2.

19 2 76 Spring 2009

The Dilemma Of Nicknames Part 1

A discussion of how nicknames have been used over time

with a table of female nicknames with a possible full names.

Part 1.

19 2 83 Spring 2009

Durham Morning Herald Index, 1930-1969

An index created by staff at Perkins Library of names of

prominent people of Durham and Duke University found in

issues of the Durham Morning Herald, from 1930 to 1969.

This index is found in a multi-volume set of books in the

North Carolina Collection of the Durham County Library. Part

19 2 87 Spring 2009

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

19 3 91 Summer 2009

The Southern Conservatory Of Music, In

Durham

A history of the Southern Conservatory of Music in Durham

with photos of one of the buildings and some of the students.

19 3 93 Summer 2009

North Carolina Quakers: Part 2

A history of the Society of Friends from the beginnings in

America to the expansion of their settlements. Part 2.

19 3 96 Summer 2009

The Turrentine-Ray Family Bible

A transcription of entries in the Bible given by Thomas

Jefferson Kilby to his daughter, Louisiana Kilby Turrentine.

19 3 98 Summer 2009

The Trial Of The Slave, Anderson 1846

A transcription from the originals of the slave, Anderson

accused of stabbing another slave, Daniel in 1846 in Orange

County.

19 3 103 Summer 2009

Searching For Turrentines

Application of suggestions by the author to apply techniques

found in Volume 18 of The Trading Path of an article entitled

"Our Hidden Ancestors: Finding Them In The Published

Genealogies Of Other Families" to locating sources of

information about the Turrentine family.

19 3 104 Summer 2009

Hillsborough Recorder

Articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Hillsborough Recorder of March 1, 1820.

19 3 106 Summer 2009

Durham Tobacco Plant April 28, 1875

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated April 28, 1875.

19 3 108 Summer 2009

WWI Distinguished Service Cross

Recipients: North Carolina

Brief biographies of WWI Distinguished Service Cross

Recipients from Durham, Franklin, Granville, Harnett,

Johnston, and Wake Counties, listed by counties.

19 3 113 Summer 2009

The Dilemma Of Nicknames Part 2

A discussion of how nicknames have been used over time

with a table of male nicknames with a possible full names.

Part 2.

19 3 118 Summer 2009

Robert Abercrombie Of North Carolina

A re-print of an article about the history of Orange Co., N. C.

and the surrounding area with the focus on Robert

Abercrombie and his descendants in Orange Co. and beyond

in the South from Volume 2, No. 3, page 91-57.

19 3 123 Summer 2009

Durham Morning Herald Index, 1930-1969

An index created by staff at Perkins Library of names of

prominent people of Durham and Duke University found in

issues of the Durham Morning Herald, from 1930 to 1969.

This index is found in a multi-volume set of books in the

North Carolina Collection of the Durham County Library. Part

19 3 126 Summer 2009

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

19 4 131 Fall 2009

My Journey Home

The story about locating information about her Durham

family by Gwendolyn Olson. Her ancestral surnames include:

Turrentine, McMannen, Lipscomb, and Harris. The articles

include a transcription of a number of family wills.

19 4 139 Fall 2009

Nannie's Story - Nancy Margaret Veazey

Latta - 1990-1993

The story of Nancy Margaret Veazey Latta and her family and

includes her obituary from the Raleigh News and Observer

from May 3, 1993.

19 4 141 Fall 2009

The Purchase Of The Slave Phillip

A transcription of the legal documents pertaining to the sale

of slaves including one who was later known as Phillip

Lipscomb including a photo presumed to be of Mr. Lipscomb

in later life.

19 4 142 Fall 2009

Hillsborough Recorder

Articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Hillsborough Recorder of March 22, 1820.

19 4 144 Fall 2009

Durham Tobacco Plant April 28, 1875

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated April 28, 1875.

19 4 146 Fall 2009

More WWI Distinguished Service Cross

Recipients: North Carolina

Brief biographies of WWI Distinguished Service Cross

Recipients from Alamance, Guilford, Person, and Rockingham

Counties, listed by counties.

19 4 150 Fall 2009

North Carolina Maps

A digital project is making it easier than ever to access rare

maps of our state. North Carolina Maps

-- available online at www.lib.unc.edu/dc/

ncmaps/ -- is a comprehensive resource for the study and

enjoyment of historic maps of the Tar

Heel State. The project is the result of a collaboration

between the North Carolina State Archives,

the Outer Banks History Center, and the University Library at

UNC-Chapel Hill.

19 4 154 Fall 2009

Durham Morning Herald Index, 1930-1969

An index created by staff at Perkins Library of names of

prominent people of Durham and Duke University found in

issues of the Durham Morning Herald, from 1930 to 1969.

This index is found in a multi-volume set of books in the

North Carolina Collection of the Durham County Library. Part

19 4 161 Fall 2009

When Was That? (A Brief History Of Time)

By S. R. Austin

A re-print of an essay on the adjustments to the calendar

during the Colonial period as well as variations on dates and

dating across cultures and countries from Volume 4, No. 1,

page 7.

19 4 163 Fall 2009

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

19 1 3 Winter 2010

Trains, Trolleys, And Cars: How

Transportation Affected Durham's

Neighborhoods

A re-print of an article about how changes in transportation

affected Durham and its neighborhoods by John Schlep from

the Herald-Sun of September 25, 2008.

20 1 6 Winter 2010

Mathew McCauley Of Orange - A Man

Among Men

A biography of Captain Mathew McCauley of Orange County

and his family. Includes genealogical information about his

descendants.

20 1 12 Winter 2010

North Carolina And The WPA

Selections from the American Guide Series, written by the

Federal Wrights' Project of the Works Progress

Administration, 1935-1941.

20 1 16 Winter 2010

Hillsborough Recorder

Articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Hillsborough Recorder of March 22, 1820.

20 1 18 Winter 2010

Durham Tobacco Plant April 28, 1875

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated April 28, 1875.

20 1 20 Winter 2010

A Visit To Camp Fisher

A letter to the Hillsborough Recorder from the Rev. John

Archibald McMannen, A Methodist Circuit Rider of Orange

County dated October 1861. Includes a photo of the Camp

Fisher Memorial Plaque

20 1 22 Winter 2010

The History Of Erwin Road

A history of Erwin Rd. which was named after Erwin Cotton

Mills on Durham's Ninth St.

20 1 24 Winter 2010

Black Women United: A Look At Black Club

Women In Durham, North Carolina 1917-

1953

A re-print of a study of early African-American Women's Club

movement. Many of these organizations were formed to

help provide childcare for African-American children from

Volume 6, No. 2, page 31.

20 1 30 Winter 2010

Durham Morning Herald Index, 1930-1969

An index created by staff at Perkins Library of names of

prominent people of Durham and Duke University found in

issues of the Durham Morning Herald, from 1930 to 1969.

This index is found in a multi-volume set of books in the

North Carolina Collection of the Durham County Library. Part

20 1 35 Winter 2010

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

20 2 39 Spring 2010

Braxton Bynum Lloyd, Country Doctor

The article was copied from an old newspaper clipping about

Dr. Braxton Bynum Lloyd.

20 2 42 Spring 2010

Johnnie Ema Veazey Hall 21 August 1887-

12 September 1978

A biography of Johnnie Ema Veazey who married Atlas

Monroe Hall. The article includes Johnnie's obituary which

was published in the Durham Herald Sun in September 1978

and that of Atlas published in the Herald Sun on July 19, 1945

and some photos.

20 2 48 Spring 2010

Orange Marmalade…Tales Of Old Orange

County

Reminiscences of slavery days as told by "Aunt" Nellie

(Strowd) Strayhorn.

20 2 50 Spring 2010

The Court System Of North Carolina Before

The Revolution

Taken from An Annual Publication Of Historical Papers .

Published by the Historical Society of Trinity College, Durham,

N.C., Series IV. Under the Supervision of the Department of

History, 1900.

20 2 56 Spring 2010

Hillsborough Recorder

Articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Hillsborough Recorder of March 22, 1820.

20 2 58 Spring 2010

Durham Tobacco Plant April 28, 1875

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated April 28, 1875.

20 2 60 Spring 2010

Proposed Immigration Of German Refugee

Children

Transcribed from the Herald-Sun Paper 23 April 1939, the

report of a bill in Congress to promote admission of refugee

children from Germany.

20 2 61 Spring 2010

Volunteers From The Raleigh-Durham Area

Who Served In The Spanish-American War

Following is a roster of volunteers from the Raleigh area who

mustered into the First Regiment of the North Carolina

Volunteers of the Spanish-American War in 1898. This

information is taken from the files of the Olivia Raney Local

History Library.

20 2 66 Spring 2010

U. S. Passenger Arrival Records 1820-1957

Tips on searching arrival records of ships to search for your

ancestor's arrival in America.

20 2 67 Spring 2010

The Science Of Keeping Records

A list of do's and don't's for storage of your genealogical

records.

20 2 67 Spring 2010

Tho' They Were Poor, They May Have Been

Rich In Records

A listing of records for those ancestors who didn't own

property or who didn't leave a will listing children.

20 2 68 Spring 2010

Durham Morning Herald Index, 1930-1969

An index created by staff at Perkins Library of names of

prominent people of Durham and Duke University found in

issues of the Durham Morning Herald, from 1930 to 1969.

This index is found in a multi-volume set of books in the

North Carolina Collection of the Durham County Library. Part

5. Continued from Volume 20 No. 1.

20 2 71 Spring 2010

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

20 3 76 Summer 2010

Orange Marmalade…Tales Of Old Orange

County

Remembrances of author Bebe Johns Fox about her time

growing up in the Chapel Hill area with photographs.

20 3 82 Summer 2010

The History Of New Hope Road

The history of New Hope Rd. which is in part now University

Drive with a map.

20 3 86 Summer 2010

Hillsborough Recorder

Articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Hillsborough Recorder of March 22, 1820.

20 3 88 Summer 2010

Durham Tobacco Plant April 25, 1875

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated April 25, 1875.

20 3 90 Summer 2010

Those Mysterious Manuscript Materials

A review of what constitutes manuscript materials by Lynn

Richardson of the North Carolina Collection, including some

examples in the Collection.

20 3 94 Summer 2010

The Origins Of North Carolina County

Names

A discussion of the origin of the names of the central North

Carolina counties. It includes a map.

20 3 97 Summer 2010

Volunteers From The Raleigh-Durham Area

Who Served In The Spanish-American War

Following is a roster of volunteers from the Raleigh area who

mustered into the Second and Third Regiments of the North

Carolina Volunteers for the Spanish-American War in 1898.

This information is taken from the files of the Olivia Raney

Local History Library.

20 3 101 Summer 2010

Colored Troops In The Spanish-American

War

Excerpts from: History of Negro Soldiers in the Spanish-

American War, and Other Items of Interest, by Edward A.

Johnson. Raleigh: Capitol Printing Company, 1899.

20 3 104 Summer 2010

Durham Morning Herald Index, 1930-1969

An index created by staff at Perkins Library of names of

prominent people of Durham and Duke University found in

issues of the Durham Morning Herald, from 1930 to 1969.

This index is found in a multi-volume set of books in the

North Carolina Collection of the Durham County Library. Part

6. Continued from Volume 20 No. 2.

20 3 107 Summer 2010

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

20 4 111 Winter 2010

The Role Of Log Cabins In Colonial Times A discussion of the log cabin and pioneer life in America.

20 4 114 Winter 2010

Orange Marmalade…Tales Of Old Orange

County

"That Old Time Religion" - a discussion of the life of a circuit

rider in central North Carolina.

20 4 120 Winter 2010

The Markums And The Founding Of St.

Joseph A.M.E. Church

A biography of Edian Markham, his wife, Molly, and the

founding of St. Joseph's A.M.E. Church. All of this material

may be found in the booklet, The Life of a Great Man, Rev.

Edian

Markum and the Founding of St. Joseph

A.M.E. Church, Durham, North Carolina

(Boston, 1941). Written by William Benjamin

Markum, son of the founder. The booklet can

be found in the NC Collection in the Durham

County Main Library.

20 4 122 Winter 2010

Area Churches Placed In Historical

Perspective

RE-printed from a column written for the News Of Orange

County, November, 1992 by Clarence D. Jones of the

Hillsborough Historical Society.

20 4 122 Winter 2010

Kitchen Memories: Heavenly Pies To Candy

Pulls

Holiday memories of John Wesley Snipes, as recorded and

preserved in Documenting the American South: Contributed

be Bebe Johns Fox. Photos included.

20 4 125 Winter 2010

The Death Of The Last Confederate War

Veteran In North Carolina

Transcribed from the Durham Morning Herald of March 9,

1951.

20 4 126 Winter 2010

Hillsborough Recorder

Articles of historical and genealogical interest from the

Hillsborough Recorder of March 22, 1820.

20 4 128 Winter 2010

Durham Tobacco Plant September 8, 1875

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated September 8, 1875.

20 4 130 Winter 2010

Letters From The Great War

A letter from Tom Knight, son of Mr. And Mrs. R. A. Knight of

Liberty Street, who is now in the Hospital Corps in the Navy,

printed in the Durham Morning Herald on July 8, 1917, with

photos.

20 4 134 Winter 2010

Local Men IN WWI

The article, originally printed in the Durham Morning Herald

on July 8, 1917, estimated that over 400 Durham area men

were in various branches of the service. All of these were not

listed, some because the author did not have the information

(including black troops), and some (e.g. Company M) because

the men enlisted in that company were already well known

to the community.

20 4 137 Winter 2010

North Carolina In World War I

Information from 5 dates in 1918 about war activities in

North Carolina.

20 4 137 Winter 2010

In The Kitchen During The Great Depression

A series of memories from the book "Stories and Recipes of

the Great Depression of the 1930's" by Rita Van Amber.

20 4 140 Winter 2010

Durham Morning Herald Index, 1930-1969

An index created by staff at Perkins Library of names of

prominent people of Durham and Duke University found in

issues of the Durham Morning Herald, from 1930 to 1969.

This index is found in a multi-volume set of books in the

North Carolina Collection of the Durham County Library. Part

7. Continued from Volume 20 No. 3.

20 4 143 Winter 2010

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

20 None 5 January 2015

The Durham County Will Index - Surnames

Beginning With "A"

The following names were extracted from the Durham

County Will Index which has been digitized from microfilm by

FamilySearch.org and is part of their digital collection. Each

list contains the Devisor Name, the Devisee Name (recipient),

a No., the Will Book Volume and Page, and the date filed.

21 None 8 January 2015

Watts Street Baptist Church - 1942

Member Directory

A history of the Watts Street Baptist Church, located on the

corner of Watts and Urban Streets in Durham and a listing

from the 1942 church directory, along with some photos.

21 None 20 January 2015

Durham Tobacco Plant of January 19, 1876

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Tobacco Plant dated January 19, 1876.

21 None 38 January 2015

1917 Hill's City Directory

Surnames from the 1917 Hill's City Directory beginning with

"A".

21 None 49 January 2015

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

21 None 4 April 2015

The Slaves Of James Sims

An accounting of the known slaves of James Sims originally of

Culpepper Co., Va. and later of Nicholas Co. of West Virginia.

Includes the manumission documents of Isaac Sims and

biographical information for after being freed.

23 None 13 April 2015

Grandma Eddie - The Daughter Of A Slave

A biography of Mrs. Eddie Lee Rosanna Savannah Louisiana

Ivery Lewis with photos

23 None 16 April 2015

Durham's Blizzard Of April 1915

The story of a historic blizzard which occurred in Durham in

April 1915 with photos.

23 None 20 April 2015

The Durham County Will Index - Surnames

Beginning With "B"

The following names were extracted from the Durham

County Will Index which has been digitized from microfilm by

FamilySearch.org and is part of their digital collection. Each

list contains the Devisor Name, the Devisee Name (recipient),

a No., the Will Book Volume and Page, and the date filed.

Continued from Volume 21.

23 None 29 April 2015

1917 Hill's City Directory

Surnames from the 1917 Hill's City Directory beginning with

"B". Continued from Volume 21.

23 None 65 April 2015

Miscellaneous Obituaries From The

Durham Herald Of 17 November 1970

The obituary of Junius H. Sparrow taken from the Durham

Herald dated November 17, 1970.

23 None 66 April 2015

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

23 None 4 July 2015

A History Of The Orange County

Fairgrounds

A history of the Orange County "Agricultural Fair" which was

first held in 1854.

24 None 7 July 2015

Building Intuitive If Not Definitive Family

Groups: Linking The U. S. Census Films And

Find A Grave Resources To Fill In Details

A how to with three suggested websites to fill out details of

family members on your tree.

24 None 8 July 2015

Durham Recorder January 2, 1889

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Recorder dated January 2, 1889.

24 None 13 July 2015

Orange County Deed Index

Orange County Deed Index Grantors, A, Ba-Bz taken from

microfilm.

24 None 32 July 2015

Taxable Property In St. Mary's District,

Orange County, 1780

Information about and some names taken from the taxable

property lists for St. Mary's District in Orange County in 1780.

24 None 39 July 2015

Orange County, North Carolina Marriage

Registers Volume 1, 1851-1866

Marriage licenses came into use in 1851. They were issued

by the clerk of court in the county in which the bride and

groom intended to marry. They were not made mandatory

until 1872. This is an indexing of 1851-53.

24 None 53 July 2015

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

24 None 3 October 2015

Olde Orange County Formation Map

A map of Olde Orange County and the counties that were

broken off from it with the dates of their formation.

25 None 7 October 2015

Durham Recorder January 2, 1889

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Recorder dated January 2, 1889.

25 None 38 October 2015

Orange County Deed Index

Orange County Deed Index Grantors, A, Ba-Bz taken from

microfilm. Part 2. Continued from Volume 24.

25 None 59 October 2015

Orange County, North Carolina Marriage

Registers Volume 1, 1854-1856

Marriage licenses came into use in 1851. They were issued

by the clerk of court in the county in which the bride and

groom intended to marry. They were not made mandatory

until 1872. This is an indexing of 1854-56.

25 None 67 October 2015

Surname index for this volume of the Journal.

25 1 4 January 2016

Stuart Dunaway's Land And Road Books

A listing of books of genealogical interest by Stuart Dunaway

and reviews of said books.

26 1 9 January 2016

Orange County Deed Index

Orange County Deed Index Grantors, A, Ba-Bz taken from

microfilm. Part 3. Continued from Volume 25.

26 1 18 January 2016

Durham County Will Index - Surnames

Beginning With "C"

The following names were extracted from the Durham

County Will Index which has been digitized from microfilm by

FamilySearch.org and is part of their digital collection. Each

list contains the Devisor Name, the Devisee Name (recipient),

a No., the Will Book Volume and Page, and the date filed.

Continued from Volume 23.

26 1 27 January 2016

1917 Hill's City Directory - Surnames

Beginning With "C"

Surnames from the 1917 Hill's City Directory beginning with

"C". Continued from Volume 23.

26 2 3 April 2016

The Breeze School

An article about the Breeze School of the Walnut Grove

Community of Orange County, North Carolina with photos

from the school.

26 2 6 April 2016

Orange County Deed Index

Orange County Deed Index Grantors, A, Ba-Baz taken from

microfilm. Part 4. Continued from Volume 25.

26 2 20 April 2016

Durham County Will Index - Surnames

Beginning With "D"

The following names were extracted from the Durham

County Will Index which has been digitized from microfilm by

FamilySearch.org and is part of their digital collection. Each

list contains the Devisor Name, the Devisee Name (recipient),

a No., the Will Book Volume and Page, and the date filed.

Continued from Volume 26 No. 1.

26 2 23 April 2016

Durham County Will Index - Surnames

Beginning With "E"

The following names were extracted from the Durham

County Will Index which has been digitized from microfilm by

FamilySearch.org and is part of their digital collection. Each

list contains the Devisor Name, the Devisee Name (recipient),

a No., the Will Book Volume and Page, and the date filed.

26 2 25 April 2016

1917 Hill's City Directory - Surnames

Beginning With "C" (Continued)

Surnames from the 1917 Hill's City Directory beginning with

"C" (continued). Continued from Volume 26 No. 1.

26 3 3 July 2016

Durham Recorder January 9, 1889

Items of genealogical and historical interest from the Durham

Recorder dated January 9, 1889.