The Family History Society
of
Eastern North Carolina
Explore Your Family Tree • Honor Your Ancestors In Heritage Park
Welcome!
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to the historical or cultural history of Eastern North Carolina
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The Family History Society of Eastern North Carolina
was formed in March of 2010
to honor, remember and celebrate
all of the people who have a connection
to Eastern North Carolina.
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Celebrating The Families Of Eastern North Carolina
Those Near and Far, From the Early Times to the Present
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In Celebration of President George Washington’s 284th Birthday
We Share The Following Historical New Bern Photo from 1906
Courtesy of The Miss Janet J. Latham Collection
and
In Celebration of the 225th Anniversary Year
of Pres. Washington’s Visit To North Carolina,
We Congratulate Mr. Warren L. Bingham
on the publication of his new book
“George Washington’s 1791 Southern Tour”
which is now available via this link.
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Future Heritage Park!
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Seated L to R: Judge Romulus Armistead Nunn (1876-1966) as John Adams,
Rebecca A. Street Hollowell (1880-1959) as Abigail Adams,
Dr. William Luther Hand, Sr. (1878-1955) as James Beekman,
Agnes Gates Foy Pollock (1878-1966) as Jane Beekman,
William Hollister Stevenson (1884-1907) as George Washington,
Octavia Winder Hughes Dunn (1884-1974) as Martha Washington,
William Dunn (1882-1955) as the Marquis de Lafayette,
Bettie Dunn Windley (1878-1936) as Sally Foster Otis.
Standing L to R: George H. Henderson, Jr. (1878-1938) as Patrick Henry,
Mable Young Andrews (1882-1982) as possibly Eleanor Custis (1),
Jesse Stanley Claypoole, Sr. (1881-1945) as Alexander Hamilton (2),
Mary Emma Street Eaton (1882-1970) as Dolley Madison,
John Adolph Nunn (1880-1928) as James Madison,
Annie Elizabeth Foy Vick (1881-1979) as Mrs. Mary King,
Unidentified Gentleman (3 or 4),
Sarah Bolton Congdon Atkinson (1883-1960) as Ann Bingham,
Unidentified Gentleman (3 or 4).
Notes: (1) The newspaper does not list Mabel Young Andrews.
It does list Miss Adeline Claypoole (1874-1935) as Eleanor Custis.
(2) The newspaper lists Miss Elizabeth Ellis
who was Elizabeth Gavine Ellis Hand (1882-1960) as Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton.
(3) The newspaper lists Mr. F. B. Robards (1884-1960)
who was Francis Benjamin Robards as Richard Caton.
(4) The newspaper lists B. L. Grinstead
who was Benjamin Letcher Grinstead (1884-1960) as Lawrence Lewis.
The gentlemen (3) and (4) could be either one.
Research by The Family History Society of Eastern North Carolina • www.ENCFamilies.org • 252.349.0405
Additions and corrections are welcomed. • Transcriptions by DavidAFrench@gmail.com
We are excited to partner with
The Craven Community College Foundation and
The CCC’s Liberal Arts & University Transfer Program
To Present
“Living With Jim Crow: African American Women
and Memories of the Segregated South”
Featuring Historians & Authors, Dr. Anne Valk & Dr. Leslie Brown
And
Mr. Leonard Lanier, NC Department of Cultural Resources
NC Civil War Center Stories Project Specialist
Book Links: Amazon & Libraries
Event Links: CCC Foundation • NCCivilWarCenter.org
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We are excited to partner with
The Historic Dryborough Association
and The City of New Bern Department of Parks & Recreation
To Present
The Extraordinary Life of U. S. Congressman George H. White
on Saturday, October 1st, 2016 at 12 noon
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Past Events
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We are excited to partner with
The Grifton Museum & The John Lawson Legacy Days Group
To Present
John Lawson Legacy Days On Historic Contentnea Creek
on Friday, October 28th, 2016 from 6 pm to 9 pm
on Saturday, October 29th, 2016 from 9 am to 6 pm
If you have a meeting, event, project, or book that relates
to the historical or cultural history of Eastern North Carolina
that you would like to be listed here, please contact us
at info@encfamilies.org. It is a free service.
The Family History Society of Eastern North Carolina
was formed in March of 2010
to honor, remember and celebrate
all of the people who have a connection
to Eastern North Carolina.
To be added to our email newsletter update list, please click this link.
Celebrating The Families Of Eastern North Carolina
Those Near and Far, From the Early Times to the Present
info@encfamilies.org • 252.349.0405
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Or download a PDF copy of All of the Pages via this link.
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Visit JohnLawsonLegacyDays.org for more info.
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