Genealogy Collections Finding Aids
Title
Genealogy Collections Finding Aids
Subject
Finding Aids
Description
Descriptive finding aids for genealogy collections donated by community members, family members, and genealogists.
Creator
Community members and genealogists.
Publisher
Forsyth County Public Library, North Carolina Collection
Rights
These items are presented courtesy of the Forsyth County Public Library, for research and educational purposes. Prior permission from the Forsyth County Public Library is required for any commercial use.
Format
PDF
Collection Items
#200910 - Lucille Vernon Genealogy Collection
The Lucille Vernon Genealogy Collection spans 1012-1991 however the bulk of the collection covers the 1600s through the 1980s. The collection consists of research about the Jackson, Vernon, Pilcher, Knott and related families from all over the United…
#200933 - Early Settlers on the Poorfolk Research Material
Newsletters, documents, notes, family pedigree charts, and photocopies of family genealogy and cemetery records used for Jackie Owen’s book research.
#201414-Greenfield and Huff Family Genealogy
Genealogical papers of the Greenfield family of Lexington and Kernersville and the Huff family of Kernersville complied by Charles J. Ragland. Compiled records of the Greenfield family of Lexington and Kernersville and Huff families including…
#201437 - Foster Genealogy Collection
11 folders of genealogical research, mainly photocopies of county records and genealogical journals.
#201505 - Family Genealogy Vertical Files
Donated collection of family history papers from various dates. Active collection ongoing. Family generated genealogy papers including handwritten or typed genealogies, newspaper articles, original documents.
#201506 - Tuttle Family Genealogy Collection
Family genealogies included Tuttle direct descendants and allied families; Browder, Boles, Ingram, Parker, Westmoreland, Winters, etc., obituaries, vital records (copies), and cemetery listings. Also included is a bound volume of local county…
