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Cabarrus County
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Thanks to Bill Furr for photo of Court House
WELCOME TO
CABARRUS COUNTY
Hello to all, I am Sharon Pierce,
your Cabarrus County host. After a couple of years of down time, I am
back to do whatever I can, to help in your search for your Roots.
If you have information that you would like to submit, questions about where
to go next in your research, comments or suggestions on how to improve this
site, please let me know.
I live in East Texas, but my Mother's
people settled in Mecklenburg, Cabarrus,
and Stanly Counties, around the time of the American Revolution. So
this county, and the surrounding areas are very important to my own research.
I research, Hartsell, Cline, Shuffert,
Lipe, Beaver, Misenheimer and other
collateral lines. So let's go searching.
Short History Of Cabarrus County, NC
Cabarrus County is located in the south central section of the state, and it is bordered by the North Carolina counties of Stanly, Union, Mecklenburg, Iredell, and Rowan.
Cabarrus County was formed in 1792 from part of Mecklenburg County. It was named in honor of Stephen Cabarrus of Edenton, who was a member of the North Carolina State Legislature several times, and Speaker of the House of Commons four times. In 1795 an act was passed naming commissioners to erect a courthouse on the land of Samuel Huie (Hughey) which had already been selected as a proper place for the county seat. They were ordered to lay out the town of Concord, which was incorporated in 1806.
CABARRUS PAGE INDEX
Cabarrus County Government website
Cabarrus Neighbor - The Charlotte Observer
Newspapers of Cabarrus County, Old & New
Cabarrus
Genealogical Society
Prior to 1792, you must look in the records of the counties
in what is now Cabarrus County
(see the index section on neighboring and parent counties).
Olde Mecklenburg Genealogical Society
Anson County Genealogical Society
Bladen County Genealogical Society
STATE AND NATIONAL
SOCIETIES
North Carolina Genealogical Society
The National Genealogical Society
Great Wagon Road article and link to map, from NC Archives & UNC Press
Scots-Irish from Ulster & The Great Philadelphia Wagon Road
Towns and Communities of Cabarrus County
Maps of Cabarrus County and North Carolina
Newspapers of Cabarrus County, Current & Previous
Old Newspaper Stories about Cabarrus County
check the
Cabarrus County NCGenWeb
Archives
under the headings of "biographies" or "letters," etc.
Photos
& History, from Julie Ganis
Home Pages for Researchers Interested in Cabarrus County Families
Family Group Sheets for Cabarrus County
Families
Migrating Out of Cabarrus County
North Carolina Census Maps, 1790-1920
COURT & LAND RECORDS
(This includes Minutes of the Pleas &
Quarters sessions, Wills, Bastardy Bonds,
Estates, Land Records, and State Court Records)
MILITARY RECORDS
Military Records - ON SITE
Cabarrus NCGenWeb Military Archives
The Civil War in North Carolina
The Civil War in North Carolina - Soldiers Index
North Carolina Tombstone Transcription Project
North Carolina Office of Archaeology, Cemetery Survey & Protective Legislation
Association
for Gravestone Studies
Legacy.com ~ online obituary search engine
Cabarrus County was created
in 1792 from Mecklenburg County.
Mecklenburg County was created in 1763 from Anson County.
Anson County was created in 1750 from Bladen County.
Bladen County was created in 1734 from New Hanover County.
New Hanover County was created in 1729 from Craven County.
Craven County was created in 1705 from Bath County.
(please see the link below for more information on NC counties).
While European settlers were
not in the Cabarrus area before the middle 1700's,
it is still interesting to know the "administrative ancestry" of the area.
And it is good to remember that European settlers
were not the first human beings to live here.
North Carolina County Formation
The North Carolina State Archives
North Carolina Genealogy Questions & Answers
Useful Links for Genealogy Research
Rootsweb mailing list for Cabarrus County
Rootsweb board for Cabarrus County
GenForum board for Cabarrus County
Old Queries from January to June 1998
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This site is maintained by me, but belongs to the USGenWeb and
to all who do research in this area.
Thank you for visiting OUR website!
Come back soon.
Sharon
Pierce, County Coordinator
Cabarrus County North Carolina USGenWeb
Diane Siniard
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Last updated January 6, 2010
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