North Carolina Genealogy

State Resources

• A Guide to North Carolina Genealogy
  Look ups, societies, publications available from societies and individuals, lost female ancestors queries, and related links for genealogy research in North Carolina. 
    
• Eastern North Carolina Genealogy
   
• Search North Carolina State Databases at Ancestry.com
    
• Firstmom's Genealogy Resources - North Carolina    Firstmom's North Carolina Genealogy Resources will assist you in locating actual genealogy records, birth, death, census, archives, obituaries etc, and many other NC records online.
    
• Shawna's Genealogy Page  A whole bunch of good old southern surnames, mostly from western North Carolina and southern Georgia including marriage and cemetery records, 
    

Census

• 1790 Stokes County North Carolina Census  
    
• 1790 Surry County North Carolina Census 
    

County

• Brown and Meare(e)s African American Genealogy of Bladen & Columbus Counties North Carolina.  African American Genealogy that chronicles the life and times of two families bound by the sanctity of marriage.  Site contains information on Bladen County census records, deeds, slave records, bills of sales, plantation history of Oakland plantation, and other various documents of General Thomas Brown, local hero of the Revolutionary War.
    
• Vance County North Carolina Genealogy  Comprehensive NCGenWeb site for Vance County North Carolina research.
    

Databases and Indexes

• American Plantations and Colonies Ships to America    Index of ships with passenger lists of many voyages.
    

History

• New River Notes   Collection of documents pertaining to Ashe, Alleghany, Watauga and Wilkes County, North Carolina; Grayson, Carroll, Smyth, Wythe, Washington, and other parts of Southwest Virginia
    

Military 

• Battle of Bentonville, N.C.  The Battle of Bentonville, fought March 19-21, 1865, was the last full-scale action of the Civil War in which a Confederate army was able to mount a tactical offensive
    
• Battle of Shallow Ford  (Rev War)  took place west of the Yadkin River, about a mile from the Shallow Ford crossing. Around 350 Whig militiamen from N. Carolina and Va., commanded by Maj. Joseph Cloyd, defeated a local band of Tories numbering between 400 and 900
    
• North Carolina Civil War Homepage  The purpose of this page is to create a virtual central repository for information about North Carolina in the American Civil War.  
    
• North Carolina Loyalists during the American Revolution   Includes rosters, pension lists, lists of those who had land confiscated, and much more.
    
• Revolutionary War Pension Applications  Stokes and Surry Counties, North Carolina   Abstracts from pension applications of Revolutionary War veterans or widows taken from National Archives microfilm. All have a connection to Stokes or Surry County, NC. unless otherwise noted.
    

People

• Free African Americans of North Carolina and Virginia
    
• North Carolina Genealogy Data  Find online data.
   
• Mid-Atlantic Roots Network    Dedicated to the genealogy, history and culture of the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. By our definition this region is made up of the states of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and the District of Columbia. 
    
• North Carolina Biographies

Other Resources:

Maps

• North Carolina Maps from University of Alabama Historical Map Archive

• North Carolina Maps from the University of Texas Library

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Queries

• Free Genealogy Queries 

Charts and Resources

•  Free Charts, Forms, and More