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Quakers have called North Carolina home since the late 1600’s. Randolph County has a “Friends” church called Back Creek Monthly Meeting that began in 1789. It is still active today. While visiting the cemetery, looking for Henley ancestors, I captured many images of both the church and some of the tombstones in the cemetery. I’ve […]
Their second child was Clifford Henley, b. 5 Apr 1896, who died in WWI on 29 September 1918 in France.
Wilmington Through the Eyes of Louis T. Moore is a documentary that highlights the history of Wilmington, North Carolina as seen and written by Louis Toomer Moore.
The Journey Begins! Thanks for joining me. This is the beginning of a new adventure in genealogical/historical reporting and education through video and blogs. Why am I doing this? Between my ancestors and my husbands (to date) we have an ancestor in 57 of the 100 counties in North Carolina. Since my area of focus […]