The Wake County Genealogical Society of NC promotes research and education in genealogy and family history, and aids in publication and dissemination of local genealogical and historical materials.
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The Wake County Genealogical Society of NC promotes research and education in genealogy and family history, and aids in publication and dissemination of local genealogical and historical materials.
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Wake County Genealogical Society - WCGS Events
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Raleigh Fayetteville Street looking north. History of past events. Records: 1 to 3 of 3. Tuesday, March 28 through Tuesday, March 28. Deeds and Probate: A Winning Combination (Meetings). 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm. Olivia Raney Local History Library. Raleigh, NC 27610. Learn through several examples how to use evidence found in both deed and probate records that together prove family connections. All WCGS meetings are free and open to the public. Bring a friend! Tuesday, April 25 through Tuesday, April 25. David...
Wake County Genealogical Society - Members Area
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Edenton Street, Raleigh, NC. You must be a member of WCGS to access material in the Members-Only area. If you wish to become a member, visit Join WCGS. For information on benefits, dues, and an application. Icon to the right of the Login Name or Password field if you have misplaced your login name or password. The login name or password re-set instructions will be sent to the email address entered in your profile from your membership application. 2017 Wake County Genealogical Society.
Wake County Genealogical Society - Links and Resources
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Main Building, Colored Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution, Raleigh, NC. Wake County Links and Resources. This page provides a list of links relevent to research in Wake County and North Carolina. If you find a link that no longer works, please notify us. Suggestions are welcome! The box below allows you to filter by category and/or timeline of postings. Use these filters to quickly browse those resources most important to you or to find the most recent posts! WCGS on Social Media. New (within 30 days).
Wake County Genealogical Society - Spotlight
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Edenton Street, Raleigh, NC. Merchandise journals and ledgers provide genealogists an opportunity to place their ancestors in specific locales during years between censuses. This peek into. Comes from a three part article on “Customers of the William Hill General Merchandising Store”. The store was located in Raleigh, NC. The. Nov 19, 1806. Dec 4, 1806. Jan 20, 1807. Parrish, Hartwell Andrews, Benjamin Rhodes, Will. Delk, David Sen. Blan, Henry Nutt, Robert. Moss, Willie Hill, William Parish, Charles.
Wake County Genealogical Society - Join WCGS
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WCGS welcomes all who are interested in genealogy. Experienced genealogists recommend joining a society where you live for educational and support purposes, and another in the place where you are researching, for the exchange of research information. Page for the meeting schedule and details. The Societys journal - access to all issues from 1991 to present. The Societys quarterly newsletter - access to all issues from 2000 to present. Monthly meetings on the fourth Tuesday. Posts to surname database.
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Diggin' for Clues: December 2016
http://www.digginforclues.com/2016_12_01_archive.html
December 11, 2016. DNA and a Crisis of Faith. I was raised in a very conservative, very religious home. As Christians, our lives literally revolved around the church. As my mother used to say to my father "we're at church any time the doors are open". And that was true. Once I went away to college, I latched. My freedom like I was drowning. You can probably imagine the scene. Utter chaos. I've read a great number of books about Judaism and am stunned by the persecution and. I'm wondering what others did ...
Diggin' for Clues: September 2016
http://www.digginforclues.com/2016_09_01_archive.html
September 26, 2016. More questions than answers. How it is that I got one answer but it led me to about 1000 new questions? I received news of my mom's blood type. The news is bad. Potential Baby = O. It's not possible for two O parents to produce an A child. Unless they're mutants, which they aren't. This means one or both of my parents are not my biological parents. Now, everyone keeps reminding me what an awesome childhood I had, so what does it matter, blah, blah, blah. 4) Sperm donor. Really? So I'm...
Diggin' for Clues: Books & References
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Here's a list of genealogy references I own. I'd be quite pleased to do a look up for you, so don't hesitate one single second to ask! The BCC Genealogical Standards Manual. By the Board for Certification for Genealogists. Your Guide to Cemetery Research. Becoming an Accredited Genealogist,. QuickSheet: Citing Ancestry.com Databases and Images. The Weekend Genealogist,. Unpuzzling Your Past - A Basic Guide to Genealogy. More Than Memories - The Complete Guide for Preserving Your Family History. Barbara T...
Diggin' for Clues: Perseverance + serendipity = Success
http://www.digginforclues.com/2016/10/perseverance-serendipity-success.html
October 9, 2016. Perseverance serendipity = Success. I found my biological father. I feel both grateful and guilty – at the same time. Grateful to my friends who encouraged me to dig and helped me analyze data but guilty that I found him so quickly when others have searched for years. Not really. However. Were it not for DNA testing, I would have never found my biological father. I would have never known my own truth. How I found my biological father in 10 easy steps:. Next, tested with FamilyTreeDNA....
Apex Historical Society Home Page
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Other Historical Society Websites. Recommended Books, Reference Materials. Pluck, Peseverance and Paint. Apex Downtown Business Association. Halle Cultural Arts Center. Wake County Genealogical Society. NC Office of Archives. New Hope Valley Railway. Welcome to the Apex Historical Society website. Take a tour around the site and learn about the. Summer Ice Cream Social. Our annual Ice Cream Social. Is scheduled for Sunday, August 21st, 3:00-5:00 pm. At the Maynard-Pearson House. Join AHS members for ...
Diggin' for Clues: January 2017
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January 7, 2017. To say I was floored to discover that I had a brother would be an understatement. I've always been an only child, or so I thought, longing for a sibling. Little did I know. Walter Joel ADLER (Joel) was born on 08 Aug 1943 in Edgecombe County North Carolina. He was the only child of Harry Adler and wife Doris Hurst Adler. Joel attended school in Tarboro, NC and graduated from Tarboro High School in June, 1962. Joel at Tarboro High School in 1958. Joel at Tarboro High School in 1960. Joel ...
Diggin' for Clues: Fine Print
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Documenting sources for my genealogy research is one of my weak points. I always source when possible, but almost never to the perfection most advanced genealogists would probably prefer. Not all my information comes from a reliable source. Some of it is speculation, or a figment of my imagination, or some thing I found on the internet. You know how it goes. And all the other usual internet sites. I've poured over family Bibles, traipsed around cemeteries in the snow, and spent beautiful sunny aftern...
Diggin' for Clues: May 2016
http://www.digginforclues.com/2016_05_01_archive.html
May 23, 2016. So got my DNA test results back. So I finally got my DNA test results back. And BOY OH BOY was I surprised! 40% European Jewish. Specifically,. I guess the data doesn't lie, but who ever would have thought? Talk about knocking my socks off. For real. Not that I have a single thing against being of Jewish descent. But golly.I come from a long long long line of Baptist preachers and moonshiners. There wasn't a Jew in the bunch, far as I knew. Now I need to figure out what to do with the resul...
Diggin' for Clues: DNA and a Crisis of Faith
http://www.digginforclues.com/2016/12/dna-and-crisis-of-faith.html
December 11, 2016. DNA and a Crisis of Faith. I was raised in a very conservative, very religious home. As Christians, our lives literally revolved around the church. As my mother used to say to my father "we're at church any time the doors are open". And that was true. Once I went away to college, I latched. My freedom like I was drowning. You can probably imagine the scene. Utter chaos. I've read a great number of books about Judaism and am stunned by the persecution and. I'm wondering what others did ...
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Wake CMDA | To disciple and encourage health care professionals to boldly integrate their faith and practice
To disciple and encourage health care professionals to boldly integrate their faith and practice. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Beliefs and Core Values. Wake CMDA Is Now Part of TCMDA: A Local Area Ministry Group of CMDA. Fri, Oct 10 2014. Please link to our new website. This site will be closing down on February 1, 2015 Bible studies will continue as before and the schedule is posted on the new website: tcmda.org. January 10 Dinner to Feature Dr Monique Anderson, Duke Cardiologist.
The Barker-Barksdale Family of Black Mountain, NC
The Barker-Barksdale Family of Black Mountain, NC. An exploration of some of the facets of our extended family. Somewhat geneaological, however amateurish, and somewhat anecdotal. The Barkers have their roots in Wake County, NC. The Barksdales are from Rockingham County, NC. The Olive in Jeter Olive Barker. Mark and Gilly Barker. View my complete profile. Saturday, February 7, 2015. The "Olive" in Jeter Olive Barker. But the question has lingered, where did the name come from? Friday, February 6, 2015.
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Welcome to the Wake County Genealogical Society Website!
Andrew Johnson's Birthplace in Raleigh, NC. WELCOME to the Wake County Genealogical Society website! The Winter edition of our. Is now available. Peruse the latest edition for:. Computer Tips with links to how-to videos. A call for volunteers to help with an exciting new project to index items in the Wake County Deed books which are not land sales and thus have not been listed in the Grantee-Grantor indices. Information on upcoming events including future WCGS meetings. Tuesday Jan 24, 2017. Historic map...
WAKE JCPC
JCPC Powers and Duties. Juvenile Crime Prevention Councils. We care about the children of Wake County! Increase public awareness of the causes of juvenile delinquency and gang involvement and advocate for alternatives to confinement. Decrease Juvenile delinquency through supporting and collaborating with organizations that provide efficient and effective prevention and intervention programs. Advocate for community commitments to the prevention of delinquency and gang involvement.
Collaborative Divorce in Wake County and Cary, North Carolina | Wake Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative Divorce: Yes, there is a better way. I invite you to peruse this site, as well as my sister site at JamesHartLaw.com. I just launched this site at the end of August 2010, so I will be adding a lot of new and exciting content in the weeks and months to come, including ebooks, ecourses and more information about the benefits of collaborative divorce. However, my other site. Is a little more established at this point and has more “general information” about divorce. Without going to court.
wakecollaborativelaw.com is coming soon
Is a totally awesome idea still being worked on.
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