1719 Craven Precinct Tax Lists. (A transcription of early Craven County poll and land tax lists. These items were transcribed from originals in the State Archives in Raleigh.) |
1815 Craven County Tax Lists 1816 Federal Direct Tax Delinquents(Includes Craven, Jones, Lenoir, and Greene County delinquent tax payers) Other Craven County Tax Listings |
1893 Business Directory of New Bern Various New Bern City Directories available at the Internet Archive. |
Cemeteries of Craven County, North Carolina (via Interment.net)
Russell-Borden-Wetherington Cemetery (Cherry Point MCAS, N.C.)
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Craven County Alien Registrations (NC Archives) |
Craven County Naturalizations (1904-05) (NC Archives) |
Craven County Cemeteries and Craven County Cemeteries Links
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WPA Craven County Cemetery Survey Records
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Craven County Apprentice Bonds, 1748-1910 (An abstract of Craven County apprentice bonds naming the apprentice, master, and occupation. Other materials concerning apprentices are also included. These items were abstracted from microfilmed originals in the State Archives in Raleigh.) Craven County Estate Papers (via FamilySearch.org) |
Craven County Marriage Records, 1773-1908 (based on the book by Jo Ann Murphy and Eula Pearl Beauchamp)
Carven County in World War I
Craven County Genealogical Society of North Carolina
Craven County NCGenWeb Project
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Craven County, N.C., Digital Library (Includes the following types of records: Bibles, Biographies, Cemeteries, Census, Churches, Court, Deeds, Estates, Letters, Military, Newspapers, Obituaries, Tax Lists, and Wills)
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Craven County Register of Deeds Indexes
Craven County Voter Registration Records, 1902-1908
Craven County Will Abstracts (Abstracted by Victor T. Jones, Jr.)
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Early Settlers of Craven County North Carolina (A database containing over 13,000 names of individuals living in Craven County before 1800) |
East Carolina Roots Family Bibles Family History Society of Eastern North Carolina |
HeritageQuest Online (see Kellenberger Room main page for information about this resource)
Justices of the Peace, 1811-1823
Microfilm Holdings of the Kellenberger Room
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New Bern Historical Society
New Bern Obituary Index
Political Graveyard for Craven County
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Swiss and Palatines to New Bern: A List of Known Persons Who Left Switzerland and Germany to Settle in New Bern in 1710. (An article of known settlers of the New Bern area compiled by Victor T. Jones, Jr.) |
See also Palatines remaining in New Bern, North Carolina as of September 28th, 1749 |