GENERAL ROBERT F. HOKE: LEE'S MODEST WARRIOR. BY Daniel W. Barefoot (Winston-Salem: John F. Blair, Publisher, 1996).

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  General Hoke's own personal papers. This original material exists in two (2) repositories:
  (1) The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Southern Historical Collection [Collection #1121 Robert Frederick Hoke (1837-1912) Papers, 1865-1943. 80 items including 3 vols. Refer to Blosser, Susan Sokol and Clyde N. Wilson, Jr. The Southern Historical Collection; A Guide... for details.] and
  (2) North Carolina State Archives in Raleigh [Collection #64 Robert F. Hoke (1837-1912) Papers, 1852-1967. 275 items. Refer to Cain, Barbara. Guide to Private Manuscript collections in the North Carolina State Archives for description and other related papers in the collection. Permission Granted for use by Patrick Caswell Cloninger, April 1997, © April 1997
• Local Histories of Lincoln County. These include:
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  (1) William L. Sherrill's ANNALS OF LINCOLN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. (Lincolnton: Frank H. Crowell, 1972). [Reprint of 1937 ed.]
  (2) Online Histories
  • Alfred Nixon, THE NORTH CAROLINA BOOKLET, January 1910, pg. 112
  • NEW   Ulrichsburg, North Carolina (established 1789).An article by Mills Yoder Bridges© 1999. This is a must read! Mr. Bridges has done extensive research on this area. Although located in present day Catawba co., many of the deeds were recorded in Lincoln co. There are too many of the Lincoln co. settlers mentioned here to name.
• Our Enduring Past: A Survey of 235 Years of Life and Architecture in Lincoln County, North Carolina. (Lincolnton: Lincoln County Historic Properties Commission, 1986). This work includes a photographic and descriptive architectural history of Lincoln County by Marvin A. Brown and "An Economic and Social History of Lincoln County" by Maurice C. York. It is available from the Lincoln County Library.
• Books by Kathy Gunter Sullivan
  1. Minutes of the Lincoln County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 1779-1812 by
  Kathy Gunter Sullivan. Contact sully1@carolina.rr.com for information.
  2. Tryon County Documents 1769-1779 by Kathy Gunter Sullivan. Contact Alice
  Bradley, Genealogical Society of Old Tryon County < Abrad959@aol.com> for
  information.
• " Books We Own"   A Look-Up Resource for International Genealogical Research
• Second Edition - Daniel Warlick of Lincoln County and His Descendants 1729-1993
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  can be purchased from Rachel Warlick Dunn, 4612 Tamaron Drive, Greensboro, NC 27410 or 105 Briarcliff Road, Beech Mountain, NC 28604. email: Rachel Warlick Dunn
  This edition is Hardbound 8 1/2 x 11, Gold imprint with Warlick's Grist Mill, Full-Name more than 6,100 people and 520 pages. Genealogy covers eleven generations of Johann Daniel Warlick who came to Lincoln County from Palatinate in Germany on the ship Mortonhouse. He took the oath of allegiance on 19 August 1729.
• Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library Duke University
• These last two books cover many SCOTS in early NC, 1700-1800's. Simply fascinating collections!
• 1. SCATTERED SEED Genealogical Research Data of Southeastern N.C.
  2. OUR NATIVE HEATH, Richmond County, North Carolina 1779-1899

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