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Cary, NC 27511 [ad#canvas_on_demand_square] Wake County Government. Wake County Government – Official Site. Wake County Register of Deeds One Bank of America Plaza 421 Fayetteville Street Suite 300 – Floor 3 Raleigh, NC 27601 Ph: 919-856-5460 Fx: 919-856-5467. Wake County Public Libraries. Cities and Towns * Angier * Apex * Cary * Fuquay ...
Apr 15, 2024 · For United States nationwide collections, go to the United States Online Genealogy Records page. Vital Records. Births. 1800-2000: North Carolina Birth Index at FamilySearch; index only; Also at Ancestry ($) 1866-1964: North Carolina Births and Christenings at FamilySearch; index only. 1913-1922: North Carolina Center for Health Statistics ...
New Light Land Records. 1693-1960 North Carolina Land Grant Files Ancestry. Abstracts of the early deeds of Wake County, North Carolina, 1785-1802 FamilySearch Library. Record of deeds, 1785-1936 : Index, 1785-1959 FamilySearch Library. Wake County Land Grant Files NC Land Grants.
Maternally, Mr. Mial is a descendant of the Lemay family, of Wake, his mother having been the daughter of Thomas J. Lemay, who for a quarter of a century before the Civil War was the editor and publisher of The Raleigh Star and North Carolina Gazette, one of the leading Whig papers of the State. Millard Mial was born in Mark's Creek Township ...
Divorce Records, 1831 - 1920, Surnames N - Z. by the Wake County Genealogical Society. These records can include wife’s maiden name, marriage date and place, existence of children, and names of extended family members or neighbors as witnesses. Divorce Records N-Z may be purchased at the WCGS Lulu store. Levy Dockets, 1805 - 1815.
The Wake County Genealogical Society (WCGS) was organized in April of 1982 to promote genealogical study and research; serve as a medium for the exchange of genealogical or historical information; encourage the preservation of genealogical or historical records; and provide cultural, educational, and social opportunities involving genealogy.
6 days ago · Situated in the northeastern section of the State, Franklin County is bounded by Nash, Wake, Granville, Vance, and Warren counties. The present land area is 492.02 square miles and the population has grown from roughly 7,500 at the dawn of the 19th century to 47,260 in the year 2000.
