Genealogies (histories)
Found in 152 Collections and/or Records:
Baum (2 of 3)
Records, both original and copied, pertaining to the Baum family of North Carolina. Additional materials include a directory of the Class of 1925 of Moyock High School, articles about the Baum family, research about the Lost Colony, and copies of various land records, gravesites, and other research material.
Benjamin Rowson Biography
Benn
Correspondence and copies of marriage registers pertaining to the Benn family of Virginia.
Blackmer
Bledsoe
Correspondence and copies of historic legal and vital records pertaining to the Bledsoe family of North Carolina. Copies of documents include a 1753 will of Abraham Bledsoe; a circa 1770 will of Therod Runals (Runnels/Reynolds) of Wake County, North Carolina; a history of the Reynolds name; Rennolds-Reynolds Family Roster and other family name listings.
Boland
Pedigree and Royal Descent documentation of Elizabeth Snydor (Terr) Boland and Captain John N. Boland relation to Queen Elizabeth II and George Washington, first President of the United States of America. Lineage traces back to King Edward III of England.
Bolton
Copy of an indenture from 1704 pertaining the purchase and sale of tobacco by Richard Bolton and his wife Jane of Princess Anne County, Virginia.
Bonner
Histories, research, correspondence, photocopies of pages from The Bonner Family History by Sue Bonner Thornton, and a copy of tombstone records from Hamburg Cemetery in Wilcox County, Alabama pertaining to the Bonner family of North Carolina. References to Washington, North Carolina and the Knapp House of Currituck, North Carolina are mentioned. Associated family names include Hines, Jones, Harper and McReynolds of Alabama.
Bonney
Boone
Correspondence and copies of historic legal documents, including deeds and indentures. Boon is listed as a variant name spelling. References to Bertie, North Carolina, Southampton County, Virginia, and Kentucky are made in the research. Associated names include Hart, Nixson, and Cooper, with references to Daniel Boone of frontier and wildnerness exploration.
