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Tag Archives: North Carolina
Jacob Barnes – Land and Slave Divison in Johnston County, NC, 1840 – Friend of Friends Friday
Friend of Friends Friday is a blogging prompt from Geneabloggers to upload records of enslaved ancestors, whether they are your own or not, and to transcribe them to your blog. These records are from the estate of Jacob Barnes, who … Continue reading →
Posted in Alford, Aycock, Barnes, Bizzell, Blogger, Boon Hill Township, Death Records, Friend of Friends Friday, Grant, Johnston County, Maryann, Musgrave, North Carolina, Rentfrow, Research, Simms, Surnames, Wellons, Williamson
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Tagged African-American Genealogy, Barnes, family research, geneabloggers, genealogy, North Carolina
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Six Word Saturday – An unknown barefoot boy from Goldsboro
An unknown barefoot boy from Goldsboro. I have to confess that I have a crush on this young handsome Carolina boy. His portrait was in a collection of pictures that belonged to my husband’s great-grandmother, Ophelia Rose Barnes. From other … Continue reading →
Posted in Alexander A. Miller, Barnes, Blogger, Blogging Prompts, Goldsboro, Maryann, North Carolina, Photographers, Rose, Six Word Saturday, Surnames, Wayne County
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Tagged Alexander A. Miller, ancestry, Barnes family, family research, genealogy, Goldsboro, North Carolina, Photographers, Rose Family, Six Word Saturday
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Friday’s Faces From the Past – Bessie Pauline Barnes of NC?
This photograph of a lovely young girl, or teenager, was taken by the Parker Studio in Dunn, North Carolina. No other information is associated with the picture, except that it was in a trunk belonging to Sarah Ophelia Rose Barnes. … Continue reading →
Posted in Barnes, Barnes, Blogger, Blogging Prompts, Coleman, Dunn, Family History, Friday's Faces From the Past, Maryann, North Carolina, Parker Studio, Photographers, Research, Rose, Surnames, Wayne County
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Friday’s Faces From the Past – North Carolina Couple
I’m always hopeful about solving photograph mysteries. This unknown couple must have had a significant event to have posed for a portrait with the Cyrus P. Wharton Photographers (1887-1905) in Raleigh, North Carolina. The photo was in a trunk belonging … Continue reading →
Posted in Barnes, Blogger, Blogging Prompts, Cyrus P. Wharton, Family History, Friday's Faces From the Past, Grantham, Maryann, North Carolina, Photographers, Raleigh, Rose, Surnames, Wayne County
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