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Old North Carolina Genealogy, News & History
from TheOldenTimes.com
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Historic Newspapers Online for Genealogical
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18th- through Early 20th-century Newspapers from the U. S., England, Scotland,
Ireland & Australia!
Your North Carolina Genealogy "Clues from the News!"
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You'll find old news articles, obituaries, birth & marriage announcements, ads and more. See the links at the top of this page to go to the Index of Names, to search this site or to take a look at the Site Map.
Each of these was scanned from an original issue of an old newspaper in my personal collection. They appear in the order in which they were added to this website. Be sure to check for archived stories, since I move them from this page to the Archives periodically. |
North Carolina Genealogy & History Books & CDs
North Carolina Civil War Vets to Visit Gettysburg & Chancellorsville Battlefields, 1901 METTS, McRAE, PAYNE
SMITH Death, Raleigh, 1901 SURATT
GRADY - GRAHAM Marriage, Duplin County, 1901
Vintage North Carolina Postcard: Moonlight View of Bridge over French Broad River, Hot Springs
Negro Outlaws Terrorize in Robeson Co., 1871 LOWREY, McLEAN, McCULLOM
Buncombe Co. Sheriff's Sale, 1841 JONES, NELSON, LONG, GRIGGS, BLAKE, YOUNG
F. G. FOSTER Obtains Patent, 1868
Raleigh City Lots for Sale, 1841 BATTLE, LEWIS
Uh-oh... He's "Gone to Texas!" NC, too! TN Chancery Notice, 1841 SPROULS, BAKER, GREGORY, FRY, HALL, SCOTT, HALL, CAINE, STRANGE, LEATH, McLELLAND
Vintage NC County Postcard: Anson County Courthouse, 1942
Tribute to Eli MURRAY, 1876 HARGRAVE, MEARES, HUSKE
MURPHY - WILSON Marriage at MAUNDER Residence, 1876
KLING Death from Diphtheria, 1876
Guests at the Manning House, Wilmington, 1876. Names now indexed!
Guests at the Purcell House Hotel, Wilmington, 1876 Names now indexed!
Light-fingered Lucas SPARROW Apprehended by COLLIGAN at New Berne, 1868
HEWLETT Aspires to the Workhouse And he might get there even without the appointment from his brother the commissioner! 1868
Mouth watering for bacon? Shop with KERCHNER, Wilmington, 1868
Richard TOOMER Drowns, 1868
Mssrs. VOLLERS & ADRIAN Present Lutheran Church with New Bell, 1868
Providence has Run-in With Freight Train, Train Wins. 1868