NC Bute County, NC by NCRoots.com

Welcome To Bute County

Bute County was named in honor of John Stewart, Earl of
Bute, one of the principal Secretaries of State, and first Lord
of the Treasury under George lll. It was formed in 1764 from
Granville.

Surnames
Aikens, Allison, Buie, Burke, Butler, Capps, Carroll,
Cary, Catlett, Clardy, Clark, Collins, Cook, Cooke,
Davison, Davis, Dawson, Dodson, Driver, Falkner,
Faulkner, Fleming, Folkner, Foster, Freeman, Gant,
Garrott, Gaston, Gold, Golden, Green, Grizzle,
Haithcocke, Hamilton, Hancock, Harris, Haselwood,
Hastings, Hawkings, Hayden, Hayes, Hickerson,
Hogsed, Houke, Hudson, Hull, Huskey,Hutson, Jackson,
Jeffcoat, Johnson, Jones, Kirby, Lankford, Marshall,
Massey, Mayfield,McInvale, McLemore, Moore, Moss,
Murphy, Nelms, Newman, Nicholson, O'Neill, Parker,
Parks, Patterson, Petty, Powell, Price, Raborn,
Raborne, Rayburn, Reagan, Regan, Rice, Riggan,
Riggen, Riggin, Riggins, Rogers, Rollins, Rowland,
Sainsing, Sanders, Sarten, Shearin, Sherrell, Sherrill,
Short, Skeen, Sledge, Smith, Snider, Solomon, Stanton,
Sutton, Taylor, Thomas, Thorn, Trice, Tucker, Wadford,
Walker, Watson, Webb, Wheeler, Wike, Williams,
Wilson, Wise, Wood, Woodard, Wright, Yarbrough, Young.

Data Links
Will abstracts for Bute County
Family Links
NC Data links and Resources
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites for North Carolina
Genealogy Search Engines

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