CARKEET, Sallie Ann Davenport – (d. 1824)
Sallie Ann CARKEET relict of W.M. KARKEET [sic], was born in Washington county, NC, Nov 3d, 1824, and died Aug. 10th, 1900, in Plymouth, NC, near the place of her Continue Reading →
Sallie Ann CARKEET relict of W.M. KARKEET [sic], was born in Washington county, NC, Nov 3d, 1824, and died Aug. 10th, 1900, in Plymouth, NC, near the place of her Continue Reading →
A Fire — On Christmas morning at 3 o’clock, aunt Sarah GARRETT, a worthy colored woman, heard something in her kitchen and on going to the door found the room Continue Reading →
This weekend I was quite fortunate to receive a collection of back issues of the newsletters of the Washington County Genealogical Society! The group includes the first issue in March Continue Reading →
45th REYNOLDS FAMILY REUNION 10:00 AM on Sunday May 20th, 2012 Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church in Tyrrell County NC This is a reunion of the descendants of William Reynolds Jr. and his sister Matilda Jane Reynolds Spencer, Continue Reading →
In the 1930’s and 1940’s, the workers of the Works Progress Administration (now called the Works Projects Administration) set out to record burial information for cemeteries across the state. These Continue Reading →
Do you have plans October 15th & 16th, 2011? Â If you can make it, the members of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church and St. Anne’s Episcopal Church are celebrating their 175 Continue Reading →
I’d love to hear from any Washington County researchers that are on Facebook! FamilySearch has a new NC Genealogy Research page and if you’re on FB, please consider “liking” the Continue Reading →
Thanks to a Washington County genealogy researcher, I’ve learned that Plymouth will be getting an African-American history museum – great news! An article from April in the Continue Reading →
44th REYNOLDS FAMILY REUNION 10:00 AM on Sunday May 15th, 2011 Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church in Tyrrell County NC This is a reunion of the descendants of William Reynolds Jr. Continue Reading →
In case you haven’t visited in awhile, the Washington County government website has a redesign. Â Perhaps I’m the last one to find out, but I was quite pleased with the Continue Reading →