| Cemeteries | |||
| Bethany Church | |||
| James Abraham Capps Family | |||
| Daly Family | |||
| Daniels Church | |||
| Deans Cemetery | |||
| Charles Denning Family | |||
| Jessie Denning Family | |||
| Howell Family | |||
| Jordan's Chapel Church | |||
| King-Hughes Cemetery | |||
| Langley/Newell Cemetery | |||
| McDonald Family | |||
| Morgan Family | |||
| Pate Cemetery | |||
| Pelt Cemetery | |||
| Pike Cemetery | |||
| Potts Family | |||
| Rhodes Family | |||
| Salem Cemetery | |||
| James Madison Spence Cemetery | |||
| Swinge Pig Cemetery | |||
| Warrick Family | |||
| Woodland Church | |||
| Census | |||
| Newbern District 1790 | |||
| 1790 Census - Graphic Images | |||
| Index to 1800 Census | |||
| 1800 Census | |||
| Index to 1800 Census | |||
| 1800 Census - Graphic Images | |||
| Index to 1810 Census | |||
| 1810 Census - Graphic Images | |||
| Index to 1820 Census | |||
| 1820 Census - Graphic Images | |||
| Index to 1830 Census | |||
| 1830 Census - Graphic Images | |||
| Index to 1840 Census | |||
| 1840 Census - Graphic Images | |||
| Index to 1850 Census | |||
| 1850 Census - Graphic Images | |||
| 1860 Census - Graphic Images | |||
| Anniversary Series | |||
| William Carter College Chartered in 1952 | |||
| Photograph - Dr William Carter | |||
| County Fire Departments | |||
| Curb Market Opened in 1923 | |||
| Eureka - First Sauls Crossroads | |||
| Goldsboro Fire Department | |||
| Legislators Have Made Names for Wayne | |||
| Mt. Olive College | |||
| Mount Olive Growth Began With Railroad | |||
| Neuse Lodge Older Than City | |||
| 100 Years Of Service | |||
| Pikeville - Early Stagecoach Stop | |||
| Royall Among Goldsboro's Most Famous | |||
| Photograph - Kenneth Claiborne Royall | |||
| Seven Springs Incorporated as White Hall | |||
| Wallace - Site of Battle of Rockfish | |||
| Warsaw - Originally Mooresville | |||
| Wayne County Commissioners Since 1868 | |||
| Wayne Health Department | |||
| Wayne Memorial Hospital | |||
| Wayne, One of the Largest | |||
| Churches | |||
| Antioch Baptist | |||
| Barnes Missionary Baptist | |||
| Bear Creek Primitive Baptist | |||
| Bear Marsh Missionary Baptist | |||
| Belfast Holiness | |||
| Church of God Organized July 4, 1936 | |||
| Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints | |||
| Daniels Memorial United Methodist | |||
| Edgewood Organized in 1949 | |||
| El-Bethel Marks 17th Year | |||
| Elm Grove Church of Christ | |||
| Emmaus Missionary Baptist | |||
| Photograph - The First Emmaus Baptist | |||
| Eureka United Methodist | |||
| Falling Creek Baptist | |||
| Falling Creek Baptist 100th Anniversary | |||
| First African Baptist | |||
| First Christian Church Receives Covenant in 1911 | |||
| First Pentecostal Holiness | |||
| First Presbyterian of Goldsboro | |||
| Goldsboro First Baptist | |||
| Good Shepherd Lutheran | |||
| Greenleaf Christian | |||
| Jefferson Methodist | |||
| Liberty Grove Older Than 100 | |||
| Love Memorial Baptist | |||
| Millers Chapel Began in Late 1880s | |||
| Mount Calvary Apostilic Holiness | |||
| Mt Carmel Methodist | |||
| Mount Zion Seventh-day Adventist | |||
| Nahunta Friends | |||
| New Life Christian | |||
| New St John AME | |||
| Oak Heights Penecostal FWB | |||
| Original St Paul Apostolic | |||
| Penecostal Holy | |||
| Pikes Cross Roads Penecostal Holiness | |||
| Pineview Baptist | |||
| Pleasant Grove Free Will Baptist | |||
| Pleasant Hill Original Free Will | |||
| Providence United Methodist | |||
| Rhodes Friends Meeting | |||
| Photograph - Rhodes Friends Meeting | |||
| Rones Chapel United Methodist | |||
| Rosewood First Baptist | |||
| St James AME | |||
| St Joseph United Methodist | |||
| St Mary's Catholic | |||
| St Paul United Methodist | |||
| St Stephens Episcopal | |||
| Society of Saint Pius X | |||
| St Stephen Missionary Baptist | |||
| Salem Advent Christian | |||
| Stoney Creek Free Will Baptist | |||
| Tabernacle Pentecostal Holiness | |||
| Temple Oheb Sholom | |||
| Union Grove Free Will Baptist | |||
| Walnut Creek Free Will Baptist | |||
| Woods Grove | |||
| Collections | |||
| John Gray Blount | |||
| John Heritage Bryan | |||
| Mrs Donnell Cobb | |||
| Early Cogdells in Wayne | |||
| Foot Steps In The Sand | |||
| Ivey Family Papers-Lenoir/Wayne | |||
| Tempie Parker Harris Prince | |||
| Noah Rouse | |||
| Robinson/Ragsdale | |||
| Civil War | |||
| Battle of White Hall | |||
| Tensions High in Wayne About the War | |||
| Witness Account in Wayne | |||
| Jefferson Davis in Wayne | |||
| Foster's Raid on Goldsboro | |||
| Foster's Goldsboro Expedition (1862) | |||
| The Yankees in Mount Olive | |||
| Photograph of Lt General Judson Kilpatrick | |||
| Battle of Bentonville | |||
| Goldsboro Surrenders to Union Army | |||
| Diaries Record this Week in Goldsboro - 1865 | |||
| Union Soldiers Attended Church in Goldsboro | |||
| Sherman in Goldsboro | |||
| Sherman Leaves Goldsboro | |||
| Civil War Records - One Book | |||
| North Carolina's Role in Civil War | |||
| William Pender - Confederate Hero | |||
| Photograph of William Pender | |||
| North Carolina Confederate Chaplains | |||
| Major Moore Remembered | |||
| Photograph of Major John Moore | |||
| Southern Claims Commission Index | |||
| Biographies | |||
| Norman Ethre Jennett | |||
| I.C.M. Loftin | |||
| Hugh W. Moore Named Trustee of Guilford | |||
| Capt Nathan O'Berry | |||
| Walter Summerlin, Jr. | |||
| Marriage Records | |||
| Search for a marriage | |||
| Bailey-Waller | |||
| Joshua Hines | |||
| Early Fields' Marriages | |||
| Pearsall Marriages | |||
| Pearsall Marriages, 1864-1950 | |||
| Wayne County Archives Bible Marriage Records | |||
| Wayne County Black Marriages, 1867-1872 | |||
| Wayne County White Marriages, 1867-1872 | |||
| Wayne County Miscellaneous Marriages | |||
| Wayne County Marriage Licenses, 1851 | |||
| Wayne County Marriage Licenses, 1852 | |||
| Wayne County Marriage Licenses, 1853 | |||
| Court Records | |||
| The Case of the Missing Grubing Hoe | |||
| Petition to Free John Barfield | |||
| Calvin R. Blackman vs William Thompson | |||
| Bonds, Petition to pass for Road Improvements, Brogden Township | |||
| Colonial Records - 1776 | |||
| Dobbs County Justices | |||
| Joseph Edwards vs John McKinnie | |||
| Edwards vs Sheppard | |||
| Jury List May Term - 1819 | |||
| John King, Court Case - 1803 | |||
| Asher McCullen, Division of Lands | |||
| Newbern Criminal Court - 1783 | |||
| North Carolina Militia, 1813 | |||
| Asher Pipkin, Apprentice, Milis Bunch, 1839 | |||
| Asher Pipkin & Alfred King, Apprentice, Milis Bunch, 1839 | |||
| Asher Pipkin, Apprentice, Augustus Bunch, 1840 | |||
| Asher Pipkin & Micajah Cox, Apprentice, Augustus Bunch, 1840 | |||
| Elisha Pipkin Children vs John Coor - 1811 | |||
| Joseph Pipkin - 1770 | |||
| Mills Pipkin - 1818 - Guardian Bonds | |||
| Public Funds, Embezzelment, 1786 | |||
| Richard Rayner vs H.H. West & others | |||
| J.W. Rose - Road Overseer | |||
| Smith - Sheppard | |||
| Arthur Sasser, Petition | |||
| Separate County, Petition, 1787 | |||
| John Starling, Petition, 1859 | |||
| Waitman Thompson Murder Trial - 1878 | |||
| Warrick Heirs - Supreme Court - 1940 | |||
| Wayne County Insolvents - 1816 | |||
| Wayne County Unsolvents - 1847 | |||
| We the Jurors | |||
| Whitehall, Court Case - 1853 | |||
| William Williamson, Reimbursment, 1786 | |||
| Letters | |||
| James B. Whitfield to Ric'd Whitfield, 1839 | |||
| Introduction to F.W. Gunn's Letters, 1843 | |||
| F.W. Gunn to D.B. Brinsmade, Esq., 1843 | |||
| F.W. Gunn to Mary, Eleanor et Ceteris, 1843 | |||
| F.W. Gunn to Miss A.I. Brinsmade, 1843 | |||
| William Brinkley to William Robinson, 1852 | |||
| Thomas Ruffin to William Robinson, 1853 | |||
| Needham Cobb to William Robinson, 1854 | |||
| William Geo. Robinson to his Father, 8-31-1854 | |||
| William Geo. Robinson to his Father, 9-8-1854 | |||
| William Geo. Robinson to his Father, 9-19-1854 | |||
| William Geo. Robinson to his Father, 10-22-1854 | |||
| William Geo. Robinson to his Father, 10-23-1854 | |||
| James Murray to William Robinson, 1857 | |||
| Letters, Brothers/Pearce, 1859-73 | |||
| J.F. Hooks to Col. C.C. Tew, 1861 | |||
| Capt. J.S. Pender to William Robinson, 1861 | |||
| J.S. Pender Resignation Letter, 1861 | |||
| Jo. S. Pender to William Robinson, 1862 | |||
| Foster's Goldsboro Expedition, 1862, Letter | |||
| W.T. Robinson to his Father, 1863 | |||
| A Young Confederate Writer, 1865 | |||
| Thomas Ruffin to William Robinson, 1857 | |||
| Jno. B. Owen, MD to Chla. A. Benjamin, 1871 | |||
| E.L. Rodgers to P.J. Lawhon, 1899 | |||
| Early Pipkin Letters, 1920s-30s | |||
| Langston Letters, 1953 | |||
| Herschall V. Rose to Hettie Rose Pipkin, 1950s | |||
| Grantor/Grantee Indices of Johnston, Dobbs, & Lenoir Counties |
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| An Overview Of These Indices | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Book 1 - 1746 - 1750 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Book 2 - April 1750 - April 1754 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Book 3 - April 1754 - April 1755 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Book 4 - 1756 - 1757 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Book 5 - April 1757 - April 1758 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Book 7 - April 1765 - April 1769 |
Book 8 - April 1769 - April 1771 |
Book 9 - April 1771 - April 1773 |
Book 10 - April l773 - May l775 |
Book 11 - January 1777 - April 1779 |
Book 12 - April l779 - April l784 |
Book 13 - April 1784 - April 1789 |
Book 14 - April 1789 - April 1792 |
Book 15 - 1792, 1793 |
Book 16 - 1793, 1794, 1795 |
Book 17 - 1796, 1797, 1798 |
Book 18 - 1798, 1799 |
Book 19 - 1799, 1800, 1801 |
Book 20 - 1802, 1803 |
Book 21 - 1804, 1805 |
Book 22 - 1746-1810 |
Book 23 - 1805-1810 |
Book 24 - 1810-1819 |
Book 25 - 1819-1822 |
Book 26 - 1822-1828 |
Other Deed & Land Records |
Andrew Bass - 1784
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Edward Bass - 1802 |
Ephraim Bass to son Jeremiah Bass - 1804
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F.A. Brothers & wife to J.W. Brothers, 1874 |
F.A. Brothers & wife to Joseph Warren Brothers, 1872 |
Bryan Family A-G |
Bryan Family H-L |
Bryan Family M-S |
Bryan Family T-W |
Matthew Casey to Newman Potts - 1855 |
John & Sally Cobb to |
Mathew Jones Senr - 1869 John & Sally Cobb to Newman Potts - 1871 |
George W. Collin to Newman Potts - 1860 |
Noah A. Dail to Ernest J. Pipkin - 1936 |
James A. Fields to Matthew Jones - 1873 |
George & Lizzie Grantham to |
Newman Potts - 1874 Willis & Susan Hall to Newman Potts - 1880 |
Nancy Hines to Jasper Overman - 1906
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Thomas Hollowell to Matthew Jones - 1858 |
Everitt Joiner, Jr. - 1854 |
Daniel Lofley to Pitmon Lofley - 1800 |
Daniel Lofley to Right Lofley - 1800 |
Daniel Lofley to Solomon Parsons - 1790 |
Daniel Lofley to Benj. Worrele - 1789 |
Daniel Lofley to Wm Smith Sayers - 1795 |
Jesse Lofley et al to Jacob Copeland - 1801
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Jesse Lofley to Nathan Pike - 1804 |
Pittman Lofley to Wm Smith Sears - 1804 |
Right Lofley to Samuel Copeland - 1802 |
(Lofley land) to Jonathan Pike |
(Sheriff's Sale) - 1829 John Lukes to Benjamin Umflet - 1807 |
B.F. & Mary Murphy to Newman Potts - 1883 |
W.J. Outland to Joseph & Charles West - 1879 |
Pearsall (Misc) - 1879 |
Pearsall Deeds |
Samuel Perkins to Gray Garris - 1861 |
John Pipkin to John Lewis-1753
| Julia E. Potts - Division of Lands - 1890 |
Newman Potts - Division of Lands - 1884 |
John & Rowena Powell to Newman Potts - 1878 |
W.B. Reid to J.W. Brothers, 1873 |
Drucilla & Louisa Rhodes to |
John Wright Rose - 1899 Nancy Rooks to son Joseph Rooks - 1815 |
Sasser Family Land Papers 1740 - 1855 |
Jobe Umfleet to Hardy Hooks - 1800 |
Benjamine Umflet to David Pope - 1817 |
Hatch Whitfield to Newman Potts - 1847 |
William Whitfield to his son |
Bryan Whitfield - 1796 William Whitfield to his son |
Needham Whitfield - 1796 Wiggins / Hines - 1940 |
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| Military | |||
| Dobbs County Militia | |||
| Joshua Hines | |||
| Daniel L. Howell, Discharge | |||
| Lt. Seymour A. Johnson | |||
| Photograph of Lt. Seymour A. Johnson | |||
| Pearsall CSA Records | |||
| Moses Pipkin & the Civil War | |||
| Moses Pipkin Civil War Pension Application - 1930 | |||
| Revolutionary War Officers | |||
| Goldsboro Rifles - 1895 | |||
| Photograph - Goldsboro Rifles Flag | |||
| Photograph - Goldsboro Rifles | |||
| Photograph - Goldsboro Rifles Banquet Invitation, March 18, 1886 | |||
| Miscellaneous | |||
| Goldsboro's Biggest Fire | |||
| Goldsboro's Early Zoo | |||
| Goldsboro Messenger, 1881 | |||
| General Assembly Records | |||
| Quakers, House Joint Resolution, 1781 | |||
| Petitions for location of Court House, 1784 | |||
| Report of Committee on Petition for location of Court House of Wayne Inhabitants, 1784 | |||
| Petition for Separate County, 1787 | |||
| Court Case - Bryan Whitfield - 1787 | |||
| Extending the Town Limits of Goldsboro | |||
| Margaret Gardner - State Pension - 1859 | |||
| Schools | |||
| Grantham - Crossroads in 1748 | |||
| Wayne's School History Began in 1794 | |||
| First Common School Law - 1839 | |||
| Goldsboro Schools Among NC's Oldest | |||
| Grantham School | Grantham School Play - 1929 | ||
| Grantham School Commencement - 1934 | |||
| Thirteen Superintendents Have Served Wayne | |||
| Sports Series | |||
| Introduction to Sports Series | |||
| 1885-1887 | |||
| 1898-1905 | |||
| 1906-1917 | |||
| 1918-1921 | |||
| 1922-1923 | |||
| 1924-1925 | |||
| 1926-1927 | |||
| 1928-1929 | |||
| 1930-1932 | |||
| Everettsville | |||
| Everettsville | |||
| Foster's Raid on Goldsboro | |||
| Everettsville - Another Story | |||
| Everettsville - Another Story | |||
| Waynesborough | |||
| Anthony Wayne of Waynesborough | |||
| Photograph - Waynesborough, Pennsylvania | |||
| Early Waynesborough Buildings - Part 1 | |||
| Early Waynesborough Buildings - Part 2 | |||
| Life in Old Waynesborough | |||
| Plans Made to Restore Historic Town | |||
| Dedication of Waynesborough State Park | |||
| Historic Buildings Moved to Waynesborough | |||
| Grange Dedicates Building at Waynesborough | |||
| Historic Accounts | |||
| Opening of New Court House - 1914 | |||
| Wayne, Dobbs, Johnston Formed From Craven | |||
| Wayne's First Railroad | |||
| Court House Built After County Seat Moved | |||
| Goldsboro During Its Early Years | |||
| Goldsboro - Historical Home Town | |||
| Wayne County History | |||
| Introduction to this Series | |||
| Recollections of Goldsboro & Wayne | |||
| Shooting During Trial Caused Excitement | |||
| Names of Goldsboro Residents in 1850's Recalled | |||
| April 15, 1861 - A Memorable Day in Goldsboro | |||
| Goldsboro Inhabitants At War Outbreak | |||
| Carpetbaggers in Wayne After the War | |||
| 1865 Was A Good Year for Crops | |||
| Preachers in Wayne in 1800s were not Trained | |||
| Goldsboro Had One of First Graded Schools in N.C. | |||
| Young Fellows Play a Joke on Dick Harrison | |||
| Howell thought Big Ditch could be made Navigable | |||
| What the Yankee Army did in Goldsboro in 1865 | |||
| Confederate Scouting Party tells of Crimes Committed by Yankees | |||
| Hourly Record of Bombardment of Fort Macon in 1862 | |||
| Obituaries | |||
| Dr. John Wendal Davis Obituary | |||
| Bennett Curby Fields, 1905 | |||
| Norman Ethre Jennette, 1970 | |||
| Laila F. Jones | |||
| News-Argus, January 2002 | |||
| News-Argus, February 2002 | |||
| Hettie Rose Pipkin, 1973 | |||
| Margaret D. Robinson, 1906 | |||
| Mary Robinson Obituary, ca. 1840s | |||
| William Robinson, 1877 | |||
| Rachel Wallace, 1934 | |||
| Voter Lists | |||
| 1779 - Voter List (Old Dobbs) | |||
| 1788 - 1st Vote (Old Dobbs) | |||
| 1788 - 2nd Vote (Old Dobbs) | |||
| 1792 - Members to House of Commons | |||
| 1793 - Representative to Congress | |||
| 1803 - Sheriff | |||
| 1810 - Representative to Congress | |||
| 1813 - Representative to Congress | |||
| 1824 - Representatives to General Assembly | |||
| 1832 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1833 - Clerk of Court | |||
| 1834 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1835 - State Convention | |||
| 1835 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1838 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1839 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1841 - School or No School | |||
| 1841 - Member to Congress | |||
| 1841 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1842 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1843 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1844 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1846 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1847 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1848 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1849 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1850 - Senator - All Districts | |||
| 1850 - Constable - Caswell District | |||
| 1851 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1852 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1855 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| 1856 - Miscellaneous | |||
| 1859 - Constable - Two Districts | |||
| 1865 - Constable - All Districts | |||
| No Dates - Miscellaneous Votes | |||
| Tax Lists | |||
| 1750 Quit Rent List, Johnston County | |||
| 1750 Second Quit Rent, Johnston County | |||
| 1751 Quit Rent List, Johnston County | |||
| 1786 Tax List, Wayne County | |||
| Will & Estate Records | |||
| Index of Wayne County Wills | |||
| Alford, Lodowich - 1813 | |||
| Ballard, John - 1763 | |||
| Bardin, Jacob - 1786 | |||
| Bass, Andrew Sr - 1790 | |||
| Bass, Wright - 1850 | |||
| Britt, Henry - 1830 | |||
| Britt, William P. - 1894 | |||
| Casey, Cullen - 1872 | |||
| Casey, Matthew - 1875 | |||
| Casey, Micajah - Estate Record - 1800 | |||
| Casey, Richard - 1853 | |||
| Casey, Wright - 1874 | |||
| Cobb, David - 1790 | |||
| Coley, Gabriel - 1815 | |||
| Coley, Sally - 1838 | |||
| Cook, Arthur - 1808 | |||
| Cook, Jacob - 1830 | |||
| Cook, John - 1817 | |||
| Cook, Jones - 1783 | |||
| Cook, Tobias - 1817 | |||
| Croom, Jesse - 1812 | |||
| Croom, Mary - 1824 | |||
| Dawson, Joseph - 1783 | |||
| Dawson, William - 1802 | |||
| Deans, Daniel - 1789 | |||
| Dortch, William T - 1887 | |||
| Elmore, John E - 1821 | |||
| Ferrel, William - 1823 | |||
| Garland, John - 1803 | |||
| Grantham, David - 1896 | |||
| Grantham, Sarah - 1896 | |||
| Heins, Christopher - Estate Record - 1844 | |||
| Herring, Abia - 1882 | |||
| Hines, Christopher - Estate Record - 1844 | |||
| Hines, Christopher - Estate Record - 1847 | |||
| Hines, Joshua - 1822 | |||
| Hines, Joshua - Estate Record - 1822 | |||
| Hines, Sarah - 1825 | |||
| Hines, Sarah - Estate Record - 1844 | |||
| Hood, Britton - 1846 | |||
| Jernigan, David - 1795 | |||
| King, Irvin - 1881 | |||
| Lamm, Needham - 1844 | |||
| Langston, B.J. - 1889 | |||
| Langston, Jacob - 1784 | |||
| Langston, Levi - 1819 | |||
| Lewis, Griffin - 1788 | |||
| Lewis, Henry R. - 1882 | |||
| Lewis, John - 1896 | |||
| Lewis, Leonard - 1888 | |||
| Lewis, Martha - 1902 | |||
| Lewis, Mary - 1846 | |||
| Lewis, Mary - 1892 | |||
| Lewis, Peninah - 1883 | |||
| Lewis, Urban - 1841 | |||
| Lewis, William - 1909 | |||
| Lofley, Daniel - 1801 | |||
| McKinne, Barnaby - 1816 | |||
| McKinne, David - 1800 | |||
| McKinne, John - 1804 | |||
| McKinne, Mary - 1814 | |||
| McKinne, Mary - 1838 | |||
| McKinne, Richard - 1800 | |||
| McKinne, Sarah - 1837 | |||
| McKinne, William - 1793 | |||
| Morris, Zachariah - 1813 - Inventory | |||
| Pate, Bryan - 1855 | |||
| Pate, Daniel - 1791 | |||
| Pate, Christian - 1872 | |||
| Pate, Dicy - 1838 | |||
| Pate, Elijah - 1873 | |||
| Pate, Jackson - 1898 | |||
| Pate, James - 1826 | |||
| Pate, John - 1862 | |||
| Pate, Joseph - 1847 | |||
| Pate, Lewis - 1864 | |||
| Pate, Nancy - 1894 | |||
| Pate, Shadrack - 1837 | |||
| Pate, Shadrack - 1854 | |||
| Pate, Silas - 1858 | |||
| Peacock, John, Inventory of Estate - 1782 | |||
| Peacock, John - 1828 | |||
| Peacock, John Sr. - 1829 | |||
| Peacock, Simon - 1831 | |||
| Peacock, Stephen - 1819 | |||
| Pipkin, Joseph - 1789 | |||
| Pipkin, Joseph - Estate Record - 1789 | |||
| Pipkin, Willis - Estate Record - 1818 | |||
| Potts, Newman Sr.- 1884 | |||
| Prigden, L. E. - 1906 | |||
| Raiford, William - 1798 | |||
| Reaves, Adam - 1831 | |||
| Reaves, John - 1834 | |||
| Revil, Joseph John - 1782 | |||
| Rhodes, John - 1808 | |||
| Rhodes, Sarah - 1792 | |||
| Robinson, M.E. - 1878 | |||
| Rose, William - 1836 | |||
| Ruffin, Richard - 1782 | |||
| Smith, Benjamin - 1839 | |||
| Smith, Zilpha - 1888 | |||
| Strickland, Benjamin - 1862 | |||
| Strickland, Britton - 1807 | |||
| Strickland, Jeremiah - 1878 | |||
| Sutton, Benjamin Sr.- 1863 | |||
| Umfleet, Jobe - 1806 | |||
| Umfleet, Jobe - Estate Record - 1806 | |||
| Umfleet, Mary - Estate Record - 1811 | |||
| Warrick, Jobe - 1878 | |||
| Weil, Herman - 1877 | |||
| Whitfield, Needham - 1812 | |||
| Whitfield, Penelope - 1816 | |||
| Whitfield, William - 1816 | |||
| Heritage Series | |||
| Claude Moore - The Historian | |||
| Photograph of Claude Moore | |||
| The Proprietors of Carolina | |||
| Old Albemarle County Records | |||
| Wayne County Records | |||
| Navigation of The Neuse | |||
| Dr. Andrew Bass - Founder of Waynesborough | |||
| The Pioneering Ivey Family | |||
| Bear Marsh - A Historic Church | |||
| The Hooks-Faison Place | |||
| Picture of Hooks-Faison House | |||
| The Lady of Vernon | |||
| Dr. Hill - Planter & Physician | |||
| A History of Dudley | |||
| You Could be Living in King County | |||
| Photograph - William Rufus Devane King - U.S. Vice President, 1853 | |||
| Mrs. Mary (Tempie) H. C. Parker | |||
| Wayne County - 1884 | |||
| Former Slave Founded University | |||
| Hotels in Goldsboro | |||
| State's Historic Sites | |||
| North Carolina Capitol Buildings | |||
| The Lanier Family of Duplin | |||
| Duplin Man Writes Book on Alaska | |||
| Goshen Hall of Calypso | |||
| Stallings Family Well Known in Duplin | |||
| Land Grants in Northern Duplin | |||
| The Faison Improvement Group | |||
| Sampson's Story Told in Outdoor Drama | |||
| A Visit to Halifax | |||
| North Carolina Ratification Conventions | |||
| The First and 100th Congress | |||
| Bicentennial Year & Sampson | |||
| Duplin Rifles - Confederate Army | |||
| Magnolia in Duplin | |||
| Magnolia - A Charming Village | |||
| Revolutionary War Pensioners - Wayne | |||
| Revolutionary War Pensioners - Duplin | |||
| The White House, 1792-1992 | |||
| Whitehouse Happenings | |||
| Papa's Brogans | |||
| Johnston - The Grandmother of Wayne | |||
| Wayne & Its Resources, 1896 | |||
| History From Old Newspapers | |||
| The Grand Lodge of Masons | |||
| LaPierre - A Pioneer Minister | |||
| Duplin County Records | |||
| Historic Kinston & Lenoir County | |||
| Land Grants of Upper Goshen | |||
| The North Carolina Railroad | |||
| Mr. William F. Kornegay | |||
| More About The Kornegay Family | |||
| Mount Olive in 1907 | |||
| Varrazano's North Carolina Visit | |||
| Judge Strong - Editor, Poet, Lawmaker | |||
| Colonel Stephen Miller - Soldier, Planter | |||
| The Bonitz Brothers in Goldsboro | |||
| Mr. Peregrine Cook - The Inventor | |||
| The Olivette Hotel Served Town | |||
| Clinton - The Old & The New | |||
| A Witch From Turkey | |||
| Judge Grady - One Time Mount Olive Mayor | |||
| Church Has Colorful History | |||
| The Ghost of Cameron Certain | |||
| Byrd’s "Small Town South" | |||
| Battle of White Hall | |||
| Sampson Book Tells County's Story | |||
| Governor Curtis H. Brogden of Wayne | |||
| Photograph of Curtis Brogden | |||
| Methodists Mark Bicentennial | |||
| The Story of Art Kinsauls | |||
| Johnston - Governor of North Carolina | |||
| The Highland Games | |||
| Dr. Dallas Herring | |||
| Professor Samuel W. Clement | |||
| The Village of Tomahawk | |||
| Mr. Paul Green - Playwright & Novelist | |||
| A Confederate Lady | |||
| Census Taken in Wayne in 1790 | |||
| The Burning of the Arsenal | |||
| Mt. Olive Remembers Centennial | |||
| William Hooper, The Signer | |||
| Eleanor Roosevelt's Visit Recalled | |||
| Shine Township | |||
| The Ghosts of Fryar’s Bridge | |||
| Reverend Lewis Whitfield of White Hall | |||
| Duplin, Pender & Bladen | |||
| Reverend Thomson - Pioneer Minister In Waynesborough | |||
| The S.S. Ad-Vance | |||
| The Dismal Swamp | |||
| Colonel Elias Faison Shaw, Patriot | |||
| The Reverend Fleet Cooper, Sr. | |||
| General Hill - Promoter of Railroad | |||
| Interesting Historical Happenings | |||
| Claude Brown, Mount Olive Photographer | |||
| Letters of Sara F. Hicks | |||
| The MacPhail Family | |||
| Cherry Dale Restored | |||
| Memories of Peirceville - Part I | |||
| Memorial of Peirceville - Part II | |||
| Burnette's of Mount Olive | |||
| The John Paul Jones Tradition | |||
| Turner - A Vision of Freedom | |||
| Mrs. Lewellyn Robinson | |||
| The Fall of Fort Fisher | |||
| Mr. Bryan Daughtry of Goshen | |||
| A Visit to Sloop Point Plantation | |||
| Robert E. Lee’s Birthday | |||
| Dr. Daniel W. Fagg of Mount Olive | |||
| The Bartram Connection in NC | |||
| The Quakers in Wayne County | |||
| Old James Sprunt Institute | |||
| The Whitfield Reunion - 1990 | |||
| An Old Fashion Homecoming | |||
| Betty R. McCain | |||
| Another Family Reunion - 58th | |||
| Another Family Reunion - 59th | |||
| The Dixon Family Reunion | |||
| The Merritt Family Reunion | |||
| The Carlton Family of Duplin | |||
| The Ward Family of Sampson and Duplin | |||
| History of Turkey Post Office | |||
| The Duplin Courthouse | |||
| The McGowan Family | |||
| The James Kenan UDC | |||
| The Winn Family | |||
| Senator David John Aaron | |||
| The Mount Olive Advertiser | |||
| Elliot is Still Alive | |||
| The Oates Family of Duplin & Sampson | |||
| The Sycamores & Turkey | |||
| Did Mary Slocumb Make the Ride? | |||
| A Pilgrimage to Historic Kenansville | |||
| The Grady Family of Duplin | |||
| The Johnston Family Connection | |||
| Reverend Hugh McAden | |||
| The Simmons Family of Duplin | |||
| Captain David Dodd - Patriot | |||
| The Summerlin Buggy Factory | |||
| Bicentennial Series | |||
| Introduction To The Bicentennial Series | |||
| An Outline of History | |||
| Tuscaroras - First Wayne Inhabitants | |||
| Saponi Indians - A Wayne Legend | |||
| Lawson - First To Survey NC | |||
| Whitfields Were Among Leading Wayne Settlers | |||
| McKinnes Were Giants Among Early Settlers | |||
| Arthur Dobbs - Local Historical Figure | |||
| Seven Springs Oldest Community in Wayne | |||
| Quakers Influential In Wayne Development | |||
| Kornegay-Parker House Among Wayne's Oldest | |||
| Early Pike's In Wayne | |||
| Ivey House Believed Oldest In Wayne | |||
| Early History Told In Old Bibles | |||
| Uzzells Settled Walnut Creek Area | |||
| John Kennedy Among Leading Wayne Settlers | |||
| Richard Caswell Helped Shape Wayne | |||
| Richard Caswell Wasn't A Fiery Rebel | |||
| Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge | |||
| Lord Cornwallis' Troops In Wayne | |||
| Britton Hood - First Wayne Surveyor | |||
| Peel House - Structure From Pre-Civil War Era | |||
| Early Pikeville Existence | |||
| Twin Oaks - The Hodge House - Dates Back To 1834 | |||
| Deans House Dates Back To Early 1800s | |||
| Early Wayne Newspapers | |||
| William T. Dortch - A Giant In Our Midst | |||
| Goldsboro Churches Organized In 1800s | |||
| Early Brick Home Was Built To Last | |||
| E. B. Borden Founded Goldsboro's First Bank | |||
| Brogden - First Governor From Wayne | |||
| Photograph Of Curtis Brodgen | |||
| Naming of Eureka Story | |||
| Dillard Was Leading Black Educator | |||
| Odd Fellows Home | |||
| Early Goldsboro People - Homes | |||
| Governor Aycock - Education Leader | |||
| Wayne Female College | |||
| Photograph of Wayne Female College | |||
| Railroad Tracks Taken Up During The Night | |||
| Once Stately Vernon Falls on Hard Times | |||
| The Robinson Brothers | |||
| Judge Robinson Last Elected Republican Judge | |||