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Coming Soon! Our Society is currently producing an "every name" index to its back journals. When completed, this file will be posted on this web site to help members find out which issues of our journals will be most helpful in tracing their lineages. |
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November, 2013 marks the 50th Anniversary of the assassination of John F.Kennedy. Please send us copies of any newspaper articles or letters from that time period. Please submit by August1, 2013 for possible entries in our journal. |
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RCGS business meeting |
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This Sat. Feb.23, 2013 at 10:00 am at the Asheboro Public Library, RCGS will be holding an annual business meeting. Following the meeting, Ricky Allred will present a program on Apprentice Bonds. Public is invited, space is limited, light refreshments. |
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East Coast Allred Association Meeting |
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The East Coast Allred Association will be having a meeting on Thursday, February 28, 2013. It will be held at the Blue Mist Restaurant, Hwy.64, Asheboro, NC. Dinner at 6 pm and Program at 7 pm. Guest Speaker: Katherine Dunlap or visit the website: www.allredfamily.com/ecafa |
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New Cultural Heritage Site |
Kudos for Jean Covington-LaCoss of Asheboro, NC for getting approval from the Randolph County Historic Landmark Preservation Commission (HLPC) for the addition of the Trogdon Burying Ground to the list of Cultural Heritage sites in our county on Tuesday, October 23, 2012.
There was a HUGE article in the Courier Tribune on Wednesday, October 24, 2012…FRONT PAGE! The cemetery, also known as the Billy Trogdon Cemetery, located on the original land of William Trogdon, JR., born ca 1720 in Maryland and died in 1805 is buried here.
In 2002, the East Coast Allred Family Association (ECAFA) began the process of saving the cemetery. The owner, Alton Garner deeded the cemetery to ECAFA. The Trogdon Family Historical Society has had the cemetery plotted. The cemetery could hold well over 200 graves. Jean believes the cemetery appears to be the largest family cemetery in Randolph County. She has some awesome photos of the site! Great Job Jean!!! Thanks for your time and hard work! |
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North Carolina Genealogical Society newsletter |
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The March 2012 issue of NCGS News, the bi-monthly newsletter of the North Carolina Genealogical Society, is now available by clicking on the following hyperlink.
NCGS News -- Vol. 36, No. 2 -- March 2012
If the hyperlink does not work, type or paste the following URL in your favorite browser: http://ncgenealogy.us2.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=6e010fcc321486248ec76d229&id=7287afb858&e=1652fca503
If the PDF document does not open, please check your download folder for the file.
Inside this issue you will find details about the spring workshop on 31 March 2012 in Rocky Mount. The theme for this workshop is Genealogy Done Right and will feature popular lecturer Thomas W. Jones, PhD, CG, CGL, FASG, FNGS. You won’t want to miss this informative workshop.
This issue also has information about the 2012 NCGS Awards (and how you can submit a nomination).
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Asheboro Cemetery Video |
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Below is a link to the most recent Old Asheboro Cemetery video, produced in conjunction with the City of Asheboro Marketing Department.
Every "resident" of the old Asheboro cemetery has a story. In this video, volunteer Ricky Allred tells the tale of Charles St. George Winn, a former British officer.
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