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Queries - Johnston County Genealogy, North Carolina - Your Home for Genealogical Research

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Inquiries about your Johnston county ancestors can be posted on the free message boards listed below. For information on how to write an effective query, visit www.usgenweb.org. Ancestry.com: Johnston - Family History and Genealogy Message Board. CousinConnect: Johnston County Genealogy Queries. Genealogy.com: Johnston County, NC Genealogy Forum. For individual messages (mail mode) or NCJOHNST-D-request@rootsweb.com. NCGH Flickr Transcript Proj. Johnston County, Oklahoma. Johnson County, Arkansas.

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History - Johnston County Genealogy, North Carolina - Your Home for Genealogical Research

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Johnston County was formed from Craven County in 1746 and named for Gabriel Johnston who was the royal governor of North Carolina from 1734-1752. It was later used to form parts of Dobbs, Orange, Wake and Wilson counties, but gained territory from Orange County in 1761 and from Duplin County in 1777. In 1752, parts of Johnston County, Bladen County, and Granville County were combined to form Orange County. The first book of wills begins in 1760 as part of a complete set, but the entries are not in any pa...

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Cemeteries - Resources - Johnston County Genealogy, North Carolina - Your Home for Genealogical Research

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Harnett - Black River. Johnston - Boon Hill. Johnston - Pine Level. Johnston - Pleasant Grove. Johnston - Wilson's Mills. Nash - Dry Wells. Sampson - Newton Grove. Sampson - Piney Grove. Sampson - Plain View. Wake - Little River. Wake - Panther Branch. Wake - St. Mary's. Wayne - Buck Swamp. Wilson - Cross Roads. Wilson - Old Fields. Adams, D. H./Poole/Price. Adams, David Benton. Adams, Elder (Massengill/Lee/Blackmon). Adams, J. S. Adams, J. T. Adams, R. B. Aldridge, W. G. Alford, J. W. Allen, J. R.

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Surnames - Johnston County Genealogy, North Carolina - Your Home for Genealogical Research

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Surnames Starting with A. Just click on a surname to visit the researcher's website. To contact the researcher directly, click the researcher's name to send an email. If you would like to add your Johnston County surname, website and/or email address, please send an email to the County Coordinator. 1700's - early 1800's. James Whitney, II. NCGH Flickr Transcript Proj. Johnston County, Oklahoma. Johnson County, Arkansas. Johnson County, Georgia. Johnson County, Illinois. Johnson County, Indiana.

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JoCo KSGenWeb: What's in the County Records

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Sunday, March 14, 2010. What's in the County Records. Since the JoCo KSGenWeb. Is newly updated I thought I'd take the first few entries to give you the grand tour! And the County Records section is the perfect place to start! It's chock full of data just waiting to be found! Is a large collection of indexes to the records held at the Johnson County Archives. Transcribed index to holdings at the Johnson County Archives. Contains an early delinquent tax list from an Olathe newspaper. Subscribe to: Post Co...

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JoCo KSGenWeb: The New Johnson Co KSGenWeb

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Sunday, March 14, 2010. The New Johnson Co KSGenWeb. Welcome to the companion blog for the brand new Johnson Co KSGenWeb site: http:/ joco-ks.genweb.us/. I'm pleased to announce that, after many months of work, the JoCoKSGenWeb site has a new home and a new look and feel. The site is redesigned specifically to make it easier to use and search for surnames across all holdings. Items that were in text files in a seperate location are now included in webpages within the site. I hope you love the new site!

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Resources - Johnston County Genealogy, North Carolina - Your Home for Genealogical Research

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The first county courthouse (1747) was located near what is now Clayton, while a second was built in Smithfield in 1771. Replacement courthouses were built in Smithfield in 1786, 1843 and 1921. According to the Story of The Counties of North Carolina With Other Data. Federal troops advancing on Raleigh in 1865 threw out a number of courthouse records although very few were actually lost. Just click on one of the links listed below to begin your research. NCGH Flickr Transcript Proj. Johnson County, Iowa.

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JoCo KSGenWeb: History of Johnson County

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Tuesday, March 16, 2010. History of Johnson County. Another major section of the new Johnson Co KSGenWeb site is History. This section opens to a brief overview of the history of Johnson County and is filled with all sorts of interesting data. Some census records have been transcribed and donated including parts of the first 1855 Territorial Census. Under Churches we have some new donations including an 1867 school roster to one of the earliest schools in the county. The Past Towns section is full of lot...

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JoCo KSGenWeb: March 2010

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Friday, March 19, 2010. Genealogy Tip for 2010 Census. For those of us who are genealogists or family historians, the Federal census records are one of our most valued pieces of historical family data. Privacy laws hold the Federal census records as private for 72 years, so the 2010 census data will be available in 2082. Save your descendents time and money - make a digital or hard copy of your completed 2010 census before mailing. It in and store it with your important family records! The Military secti...