Links to North Carolina Resources

A - NCGenWeb Projects

1. North Carolina GenWeb Home Page
2. NC Military Project
3. Questions and Answers about NC History and Genealogy
4. Formation of NC counties (maps)
5. Consolidated List of NC Resources

B - USGenWeb Projects and NC Special Projects

1. NCGenWeb Archives
2. Tombstone Transcription Project
   transcriptions of entire cemeteries
3. NC Marriages Database
   
4. USGenWeb Archives Census Project - North Carolina
5. USGenWebCensus Project  

C - The State of North Carolina

1. State Library of North Carolina
2. State Library of North Carolina Digital Repository
3. North Carolina State Archives
4. North Carolina Division of Archives and History
5. North Carolina Newspaper Digitization Project
6. Vital Records
7. North Carolina Museum of History
8. Bute County Estate Records, 1764-1779
9. Guide To Research Materials at the State Archives-County by County
   This is a PDF Document at the NC State Archives listing what records are available
   

D - Libraries

1. On-line Catalog, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
   • Colonial State Records of North Carolina
2. On-line Catalog, Duke University
   • Duke University Special Collections Library
3. Eastern Carolina Digital Library
4. NC State University Libraries
5. NC LIVE
   on-line library cooperative for North Carolina residents only

E - Military Sites

1. North Carolina History Project- Tories
2. NC Loyalists Units in the Revolutionary War
3. UNC-CH-North Carolina Collection: Revolutionary Era
4. 1773 Col. Eaton's Regimental Militia Returns
5. The American Civil War
6. North Carolina in the Civil War
7. Nat'l. Park Service Database of African-American Soldiers in the Civil War.
8. NC US Colored Troops Project
9. NC Civil War Rosters
10. The Southern Claims Commission, Disallowed Index
11. NCGenWeb Military Project
    

F - Maps

1. Map collection, thanks to Tim Treadwell!
   • "A New and Accurate Map of North Carolina in North America", dated 1779
     Shows the whole state from the coast west to the Rowan County area, with rivers and towns
   • 1780 map
     This one includes more of South Carolina, and shows some military sites
   • major roads in 1820
     A modern map, showing the major roads and settlements in 1820, from Baltimore to Savannah, and west to Memphis
   • European settlers in NC and SC
     Origins and migration patterns of the major European settlers
   • major Indian paths, roads and settlements 1660-1775
   • NC County Map
     This modern map shows the whole state
2. Formation of NC counties
3. Historical Granville with Bute County: 1741-1931
   
4. NC maps from 1895 atlas
5. North Carolina Counties Map
   Digital-Topo map in color, all counties labeled

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