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Historical Publications Section Division of Archives and History Department of Cultural Resources 109 East J ones Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27601-2807 Telephone (919) 733-7442 Fax (919) 733-1439

The cover sho,vs the officers of Company G (the "Washington Volunteers•), 1st Regiment, N.C. State Troops: Captain Louis Charles Latham (center), First Lieutena nt Nehemiah .J . Whitehurst (right), a nd Second Lieutenant Julian A. Latha1n (left). The photograph is from State Troops and Volunteers : A Photographic Record of North Carolina's Civil \Va1· Soldiers, described on page 2 of this catalog. Image courtesy of Mrs. Carolyn Brinkley (niece of Louis and Julian Latham) a nd the Historical Society of Washington County, Inc.

22,000 copies of this catalog ,vere printed at a cost of $7,438.00, or $.34 each. CONTENTS New Civil War Titles------2 North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster ----·-·--•------...... ----·---·------3 Coastal North Carolina------4 North Carolina Historical Review ------6 Carolina Comments ------6 Old Favorites ------7 North Carolina's African American Heritage ---- 8 County History Series ------9 Life and Culture in North Carolina ------11 North Carolina at War ------13 Publications of General Interest------15 Modern Governors Papers ------17 Colonial Records of Nortlt Carolina [Second Series] ------18 Documentary Books ------19 Sir Walter Raleigh and the First Colonists -- 22 North Carolina and the Revolution------23 North Carolina and the Constitution ------24 Posters------·------·------25 Guides to State Historic Sites ------25 Maps, Charts, Documents------26 Archival Guides------28 Sales Information ------See Order Form HISTORICAL PUBLICATIONS SECTION Joe A. Mobley Acting Administrator DIVISION OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY Jeffrey J. Crow Acting Director Larry G. Misenheimer Deputy Director NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL RESOURCES Betty Ray McCain Secretary Elizabeth F. Buford Deputy Secretary

The Historical Publications Section of the Division ofArchives and History serves to stimulate historical investigation, to promote knowledge of the history of the state, and to encourage the study of history in North Carolina's schools. The division insists upon high editorial and scholarly standards for the books, papers, manuscripts, documents, and maps that it publishes.

1 New Civil War Titles

*STATE TROOPS AND VOLUNTEERS: A PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD OF NORTH CAROLINA'S CML WAR SOLDIERS Greg Mast. Pp. 381. 603 illus. Index. (1995) ISBN 0-86526-264-0 ------·--·····------Tr $50.00 The first book of Civil War images devoted exclusjvely to North Carolina. Contains 603 rare and striking photographs, most never before published. T\vo of the five chapters are chronological and together present a brief narrative of the campaigns and battles of North Carolina's soldiers through 1862. The remaining chapters are topical in nature and deal ,vith antebellum military photography, cavalry, and family portraits. A second volume of State Troops and Volunteers is projected.

THE PAPERS OF ZEBULON BAIRD VANCE "Volume 2, 1863. Edited by Joe A. Mobley. Pp. xxix, 436. Illus. Index. (1995) lSBN 0-86526-262-4 -·- ·-- ·------$35.00 Edited papers of North Carolina's famous Civil War governor for the crucial year 1863. Includes 406 document s which provide insight into problems ,vithin the Tar Heel State thal contributed to growing disillusionment v.•ith the Confederate cause. Among Vance's correspondents during 1863 were Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis, and James A. Seddon, the Confederate secretary of,var. A previously unpublished picture of Vance is featured on the dust jacket.

*SHERMAN'S MARCH THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA: A CHRONOLOGY Wilson Angley, Jerry L. Cross, and Michael Hill. Pp. 129. Index. (1995) ISBN 0-86526-266-7 -·-----···------Tr $8.00 Presents a thorough and compelling day-to-day account of General William T. Sherman's progress through North Carolina from early March 1865, ,vhen hls troops entered the state from South Carolina, through May 4, 1865, when they crossed its northern border into Virginia. Research is based on eyewitness accounts, ne,vspaper reports, and published sources. Includes 4 maps.

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"JOURNAL OF A SECESH LADY": THE DIARY OF CATHERINE ANN DEVEREUX EDMONDSTON, 1860-1866 Edited by Beth G. Crabtree and James W. Patton. Pp. xxxviii, 850. Illus. Index. (3rd printing, 1995) ISBN 0-86526-047-8 --·-· ------·----$35.00 Civil War diary of Catherine Edmondston, wife of a prominent planter in Halifax County, North Carolina. Reveals family, class, and sectional ties, while providing an intimate glimpse of plantation life, women's responsibilities, and home front conditions during the ,var. The volu.me's dust jacket features the only known likeness of Kate Edmondston, discovered in 1993.

t North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster

Acclaimed as a "magnificent achievement" and "the finest state roster ever published." North Carolina Troops is an invaluable resource for scholars, local historians, genealogists, and Civil War buffs. Each indexed volume contains unit histories and the names and service records of approximately 7,000 North Carolinians ,vho served in the Civil War. Vo lume m , Infantry (49th-52nd Regiments) Edited by 'vVeymouth T. Jordan, Jr. Pp. xx, 565. Illus. Index. ( 1990) ISBN 0-86526-017-6 ------···········-·-····· $27 .00 Volume Xlll, Infantry (53rd-56th Regiments) Edited by Weymouth T. Jordan, Jr. Pp. xx, 752. Illus. Index. (1993) ISBN 0-86526-018-4 --·-----~---·······-· $38.00 'l'o order the t,vo volumes listed above, use colored order form in the center of this catalog. Some separate addenda sections for insertion in earlier printings of volumes I through VI I of North Carolina Troops are available for $4.60 each. For details and an order form, write: H istorical Publications Section, Division of Archives and History, 109 E. Jones St., Raleigh, NC 27601-2807. No discounts on addenda sections. tOf special interest to ger1ealogists 3 r

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Coastal North Carolina

SHIP ASHORE! THE U.S. LIFESAVERS OF COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA J oe A. Mobley. Pp. 197. Illus. Index. ( 1994) IS BN 0-86526-260-8 ------Tr $10.00 Recounts events leading to the establishment of 29 lifesaving stations along North Carolina's treacherous coastline and the role of their gallant lifesavers in the state's maritime history. Included are dramatic accounts of numerous shipwrecks and the daring rescues of their victims. The paperbouod volume is illustrated with more than 75 photographs, engravings, and maps.

TRIUMPH AT KITTY HAWK: THE WRIGHT BROTHERS AND POWERED FLIGHT Thomas C. Parramore. Pp. 124. IUus. Index. (1993) ISBN 0-86526-259-4 ------T.r $8.00 Examines the Wright brothers' ex ploits from a North Carolina pers pective and focuses on the major role played by Tar Heels in their s uccessful flights at Kitty Ha,vk. Contains a chapter on aviation in North Carolina before 1903, featuring early Tar Heel aeronauts and their attempts to fly. Illustrations include photographs of scenes around Kitty Hawk and oflocaJ residents who helped the Wrights.

THE LOST COLONISTS: THEffi FORTUNE AND PROBABLE FATE David B. Quinn. Pp. xviii, 53. Illus. (6th printing, 1993) ISBN 0-86526-204-7 ------Tr $5.00 Discusses the composition of the Lost Colony of 1587 as well as conditions on Roanoke Island and the activities of the English colonists after landing the.re. The author speculates about what happened to the colonists between 1587 and 1590 and offers his conclusion as to their fate. Includes a briefevaluation ofth e sources..

4 NORTH CAROLINA LIGHTHOUSES David Stick. Pp. xi, 85. Illus. (11th printing, 1995) ISBN 0-86526-191-l ------··--··-·--•• Tr $5.00 Account of a heretofore unexplored part of North Carolina's maritime history. The book details the various means by ,vhich the state's treacherous coast, rivers, and inland waterways have been marked \vith ,varning devices to assure safe passage.

THE PIRATES OF COLONIAL NORTH CAROLINA Hugh F. Rankin. Pp. viii, 72. Jllus. (18th printing, 1994) ISBN 0-86526-100-8 ------·-· Tr $5.00 Story of piracy along North Carotina coast in seventeenth century. Appendix listing pirates of the period ,vho were active in North Carolina.

THE "UNPAJNTED ARISTOCRACY": THE BEACH COTI'AGES OF OLD NAGS HEAD Catherine Bishir. Pp. 28. Illus. (5th printing, 1992) ISBN 0-86526-105-9 ··---·-· ------·--···-·-···-· Tr $3.00 Story of Nags Head as beach resort in nineteenth, early twentieth centuries. Reprinted from Autumn 1977 issue of the North Carolina Historical Reuiew.

WHALING ON THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST Marcus B. Simpson, Jr., and Sallie W. Simpson. Pp. 51. Illus. (1990) ISBN 0-86526-242-X--·------·--·-Tr $4.00 Originally published as an award winning article in the North Carolina Historical Reuietu, this fascinating study traces the history of whaling in the state from the seventeenth century until World War I. Includes a number of colorful accounts of local ,vhaling around Shackleford Banks in the latter half of the nineteenth century and a vivid description of the catch of the "Mayflo,ver," North Carolina's best known whale.

5 The North Carolina Historical Review Since 1924 the Review bas been a definitive source for the study a nd understanding of North Carolina history. Regular features include:

■ Carefully researched, handsomely illustrated articles that explore North Carolina and southern history from the coloojal period to the present and cover a variety of subjects

■ Revie\v S of books about state, regional, and .national history

■ Annua l bibliography of books dealing \vith Nor th Carolina subjects or \YritLen by North Carolinians

■ Annual index in October issue

■ Selected listing, printed a nnually, of completed theses and disserta tions related to North Carolina subjects

Qua rterly. Subscribers also receive Ca rolina Comni,ents. Some back issues are available a t $7.00 each. [SSN 0029-2494 ···--··--······----··-- -···-· $25.00

CAROLINA COMMENTS Bimonthly. Ne\VS of historical activities th,roughout the state and of the programs of the Nort h Carolina Division of Archives and History. lllus. Some back issues a re available at $2.00 each. ISSN 0576-808X---·- ·······-----···•-·----$8.00

THE NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL REVIEW: FIFTY-YEAR INDEX, 1924-1973 Edited by Beth Gilbert Crabtree and Ruth CIO\V Langston. Pp. vi, 534. ( 1984) ISBN 0-86526-211-X ----·--· Tr $30.00 Extensive cumulative index to authors and titles of articles; subjects, names, and places discussed or mentioned in at·ticles; a nd books revie,ved in every issue of the Review from 1924 t hrough 1973. An invaluable research tool containing more than 34,000 en tries.

THE NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL REVIEW: SUPPLEMENT TO FIFTY· YEAR INDEX, 1974-1983 Edited by Ruth CJo,v Langston. Pp. 243. (1989) ISBN 0-86526-213-6 ------······-··---Tr $30.00 Extensive cumulative index to authors and titles of articles; subjects, names, and places discussed or mentioned in articles; authors and titles of books reviewed; and authors of book reviews in every issue of the Reoiew from 1974 through 1983.

6 Old Favorites

GUIDE TO NORTH CAROLINA IDGHWAY IDSTORICAL MARKERS Edited by Michael Hill. Pp. 194. Illus. Indexes. (8th revised edition, 1990) ISBN 0-86526-240-3 ---·-···------·-·-·--·· Tr $10.00 Contains inscriptions on all markers erected in the state through 1989 and gives the location of each marker. The sections of this guide are conveniently arranged to correspond to geographical marker districts, each composed ofseve ral counties.

NATIVE CAROLINIANS: THE INDIANS OF NORTH CAROLINA Theda Perdue. Pp. xiv, 73. Illus. (5th printing, 1995) ISBN 0-86526-217-9 ··-····-····-·-····--··-·-·-·-· Tr $5.00 Discusses what native America was like before the arrival of Europeans; the Indian way of life; Indian-,vhite relations: and native Carolinians today. Includes separate chapters on the Cherokee and the Lumbee and an appendix listing important dates in North Carolina Indian history.

NORTH CAROLINA LEGENDS Richard Walser. Illustrations by Bill Ballard. Pp. viii, 76. Illus. (15th printing, 1995) ISBN 0-86526-139-3 ------·--· Tr $5.00 Colorful collection of Tar Heel lore contains forty-eight tales, some unfamiliar as well as the favori te, often told ones. The book features the beautiful illustrations of Bill Ballard to bring North Carolina's mythical past to life.

THE O.LD NORTH STATE FACT BOOK Pp. vi, 59. Illus. (2nd printing of 4th revised edition, 1995) ISBN 0-86526-248-9 ··-····-·-·----·-·--·---··-· Tr $5.00 Reproduced from the first sections of the North Carolina Manual for 1991-1992. the Fact Book contains general information on the state's hjstory, the State Capitol, state tlag, seal, flo,ver, bird, and other similar topics. Pictures in color.

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7 North Carolina's African American Heritage

A HISTORY OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN NORTH CAROLINA Jeffrey J. Crow, Paul D. Escott, and Flora J. Hatley. Pp. xii, 237. Illus. Index. (2nd printing, 1994) ISBN 0-86526-255-1 ------·------Tr $10.00 This important study, which traces the story of black North Carolinians from colonial times through the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s, is the first one-volume survey of black history in the state. Includes an appendix that identifies black legislators who served in the North Carolina General Assembly from 1868 through 1900 and a selected list ofsuggested readings for further study. Ninety black and white illustrations enhance the text. THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN REVOLUTIONARY NORTH CAROLINA Jeffrey J . Crow. Pp. x, 121. Ulus. (3rd printing, 1989) ISBN 0-86526-123-7 - ----·------Tr $4.00 Discussion of slave rebelliousness, African American religion., toryism among blacks, and blacks who fought for the patriots. Includes an appendix of North Carolina blacks who served in the Continental Line or militia. JAMES CITY: A BLACK COMMUNITY IN NORTH CAROLINA, 1863-1900 Joe A. Mobley. Pp. xiv, 113. Illus. Index. (2nd printing, 1994) ISBN 0-86526-190-3 ------·----Tr $5.00 This study examines the history of James City, a black community located near New Bern. Established in 1863 as a camp for destitute former slaves, James City persisted as a stronghold ofblack self-determination throughout the nineteenth century. The book provides insight into African American history on the local level.

8 County History Series

ANNALS OF PROGRESS: THE STORY OF LENOm COUNTY AND KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA William S. Powell. Pp. x, 107. Illus. (1963) ISBN 0-86526-124-5 -···-·····-··-·--·-·----Tr $5.00 Story of one of the older coun ties and of a city over 200 years old.

BERTIE COUNTY: A BRIEF HISTORY Alan D. Watson. Pp. vii, 91. Ulus. (1982) ISBN 0-86526-194-6 -----·---·-·-·---Tr $5.00 A colorful account of the people, life-style, social setting, economy, and politics of this northeastern North Carolina county; chapters a.rranged topically.

BURKE COUNTY: A BRIEF WSTORY Ed\vard W. Phifer, Jr. Pp. viii, 144. Illus. (1979) ISBN 0-86526-130-X---·------·-- Tr $5.00 Brief history of the county from its creation in 1777 through 1977. lncludes detailed analysis of political, econon1ic, and social patterns through 1920 and an overvie\v of the years from 1920 to 1977. CUMBERLAND COUNTY: A BRIEF HISTORY Roy Parker, Jr. Pp. xi, 158. Illus. (1990) ISBN 0-86526-243-8 -·------····--··---·---Tr $8.00 Divided chronologically into eleven main sections, this spirited account covers the broad sweep of Cumberland's history from its formation in 1754 through the 1980s. .Much of the text focuses on t.he important roles of both Fayettevi lle and a military presence in shaping the county's history. CUMllllWiO·-- COIMTY

·-- DARE COUNTY: A BRIEF WSTORY David Stick. Pp. x, 64. Illus. (5th printing, 1995) ISBN 0-86526-125-3 -·- - ·- ----·-··--·- Tr $6.00 Brief account that begins with the earliest English attempts at colonization in the 1580s. Includes information on the Lost Colony and the Wright. Brothers' first flight..

DAVIE COUNTY: A BRIEF IDSTORY James W. Wall. Pp. xiii, 128. Illus. (1976) ISBN 0-86526-126-1 -----·--·-·------Tr $5.00 Brief history that begins with the first settlers in the Yad.kin River area in the early 1700s. Information on the county from its formation in 1836 through 1976.

9 EDGECOMBE COUNTY: A BR.IEF ffiS'l'ORY Alan D. Watson. Pp. ix, 109. Ti lus. (1979) ISBN 0-86526-127-X------·------· Tr $5.00 Includes detailed analysis of political, economic, a.nd social patterns of eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, continuj.ng to the prese.n t.

GUILFORD COUNTY: A BRIEF IDSTORY Alexander R. Stoesen. Pp. 89. lllus. Index. (1993) ISBN 0-86526-258-6 ···---·--·-- ·----Tr $5.00 Located in the Piedmont, Guilford is North Carolina's most industrialized and its third most populous county. This book surveys chronologically Guilford's history from its formation in 1771 to the 1990s and contains a bibliography. lnc.luded is much information about Greensboro and High Point, two of the state's largest cities.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY: A BRIEF IDSTORY E. Lawrence Lee. Pp. xiv, 124. Illus. (3rd printing, 1984) ISBN 0-86526-128-8 ---·-·-·--·-··--·--·-- Tr $5.00 Brief history of the first settlers in the Cape Fear region, including the development of Brunswick Town and \Vilmington. Information on the county from its creation in 1739 to the present.

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•ONSLOW COUNTY: A BRIEF IDSTORY Alan D. \Vatson. Pp. 184. Illus. Index. (1995) ISBN 0-86526-263-2 ------·-·- ·-- Tr $8.00 Arranged chronologically, this book traces coastal Onslo,v's social, economic, and political history from the county's creation in 1731 to the twentieth century. Special attention is given to Onslo,v's maritime setting and to the impact of mjlitary installations, most notably Camp Lejeune. lncludes a bibliography.

PAMLICO COUNTY: A BRIEF HISTORY Joe A. Mobley. Pp. xiv, 144. Illus. Index. (1991) ISBN 0-86526-252-7 -·-·- ····-·------Tr $8.00 Traces the coastal county's history from its earliest habitation by .Native Americans to its modern place in North Carolina's history. Skillfully illuminates Pamlico's rich historical tradition against a backdrop of state, regional, and national history. Includes a bibliography.

•New in. this catalog 10 PERQUIMANS COUNTY: A BRIEF HISTORY Alan D. Watson. P p. xi, 122. Illus. (1987) ISBN 0-86526-220-9 ------·--·------·--··--Tr $5.00 Surveys the history of one of North Carolina's oldest counties from 1668 to the present. Devotes special attention to the colonial and antebellum periods and to the Quaker community that gave Perquimans a distinctive character during those two eras. Chapters arranged chronologically.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY: A BRIEF filSTORY Lindley S. Butler. Pp. xiv, 92. Illus. {1982) ISBN 0-86526-198-9 ------Tr $5.00 Traces the history of this northern Piedmont county from initial exploration by William Byrd rr to the present. Special attention is devoted to nineteenth- and twentieth-century developments in industry, agriculture, commerce, education, and political activity. tTHE FORMATION OF THE NORTH CAROLINA COUNTIES, 1663-1943 David Leroy Corbitt. Pp. xxix, 323. Index. (4th printing, 1987) ISBN 0-86526-032-X----- Tr $12.00 A basic resource for the study of genealogy and state and local history and a useful companion to the County History Series. Contains date a.nd history of the formation of each county; a description, taken from the laws, of the boundary lines; maps (1700-1912) that show the development of the state from northeast to southeast. and then westward; and a chart giving the dates of the formation and the origins of each county.

Life and Culture in North Carolina

ENTERING THE AUTO AGE: THE EARLY AUTOMOBILE IN NORTH CAROLINA, 1900-1930 Robert E. Ireland. Pp. xvi, 140. Illus. (1990) ISBN 0-86526-244-6 ------Tr $6.00 A book for the social historian as ,veil as the old-car buff, this entertaining study examines the social, economic, and cultural impact made on the state by the introduction of the automobile. Includes information on the Good Roads movement and contains more than 60 black and ,vhite illustrations. t Of special interest to genealogists 11 A HISTORY OF SPORTS IN NORTH CAROLINA Jim L. Sumner. Pp. 119. Illus. Index. (1990) lSBN 0-86526-241-l -·- -·--··------Tr $6.00 From the eighteenth-century pastimes of horseracing, cockfighting, and "gouging" to the current passion for ACC basketball, this lively, entertaining volume traces North Carolina's sporting past from colonial.times to 1988. Contains 50 black and white illustrations and a selected bibliography.

LITERARY NORTH CAROLINA Richard Walser assisted by E.T. Malone, Jr. Pp. i.x, 182. Illus. Index. (1986) ISBN 0·86526-222-5 ···--············-···-····--·- Tr $10.00 An entertaining survey of North Carolina's literature and literary figures from the earHest explorers to the 1980s, this is the only study of its kind currently available. Appendixes list North Carolina literary awards and their wi nners as well as anthologies and general works on North Carolina literature. Contains more than 160 illustrations.

A NORTH CAROLINA POSTCARD ALBUM, 1905-1925 Stephen E. Massengill and Robert. M. Topkins. Pp. xii, 172. 14 1/2 x 11 inches. Illus. Index. (1988) ISBN 0-86526-236-5 --···-----··------$55.00 Contains reproductions of 520 picture postcard vie,vs of the state's early twentieth-century towns, buildings, social institutions, and pastimes, most ofwhich have never before been published. This unique pictorial history will appeal to those with an interest in local history, urban history, photography, architecture, historic preservation, or recreation.

SILVERS.MITHS OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1696-1860 Mary Reynolds Peacock. Pp. xxix, 301. Illus. Index. (Revised edition, 1984) ISBN 0-86526-201-2 -·--·------C. Tr $20.00 ISBN 0-86526-215-2 ------P . Tr $12.00 Lists 273 silversmiths with a biographical s ketch ofeach based on extensive use of primary and secondary sources. Includes 44 7 illustrations of silver pieces and marks, a revised introduction, an increased number of notes, appendixes not in the earlier editions, and a complete name and subject index.

THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN NORTH CAROLINA: A HISTORY Brent D. Glass. Pp. 119. lllus. Index. (1992) ISBN 0-86526-256-X--·------Tr $6.00 Surveys one ofNorth Carolina's major industries from its roots in the spinning wheels and hand looms of the colonial and Revolutionary periods through the massive buy-outs, consolidations, and plant closings of the 1980s. Contains more t han 50 black and white illustrations and a selected bibliography.

YOUNG READERS' PICTUREBOOK OF TAR HEEL AUTHORS Richard Walser and Mary Reynolds Peacock. Pp. vi, 74 . TIius. (5th revised edition, 1981) ISBN 0•86526-184·9 ------····---- ·· Tr $3.00 Sketches and pictures of seventy.four North Carolina authors.

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North Carolina at War

THE WAR OF THE REGULATION AND THE BATTLE OF ALAMANCE, MAY 16, 1771 William S. Powell. Pp. 32. Illus. (6th printing, 1976) ISBN 0·86526-102·4 ··--··--·------·------·-- Tr $3.00 Description of Battle of Alamance in which colonial militia fought Regulators prior to the American Revolution.

NORTH CAROLINA AND THE WAR OF 1812 Sarah McCulloh Lemmon. Pp. ix, 54. Illus. (2nd printing, 1984) ISBN 0-86526-087-7 ------Tr $4.00 Examines the war on land and at sea, problems of North Carolina during time of war, and the role of prominent North Carolinians in War of 1812.

NORTH CAROLINA IN THE MEXICAN WAR William S. Hoffmann. Pp. 48. Illus. (2nd printing, 1969) ISBN 0-86526-092-3 ------··----···------·-··---Tr $4.00 :Discussion of prewar conditions, the rise to fame of Braxton Bragg, the war activities of regiment raised by North Carolina, and the outcome of war.

NORTH CAROLINA AND THE COMING OF THE CIVIL WAR William C. Harris. Pp. xiv, 65. Illus. (2nd printing, 1992) ISBN 0-86526-235-7 ------·------···- Tr $5.00 Details the events leading up to North Carolina's secession from the Union on May 20, 1861, and provides a concise explanation of the state's political, social, and economic landscape in the antebellum era. Includes information on William Woods Holden, footnotes, and a bibliography.

NORTH CAROLINA AS A CML WAR BATTLEGROUND, 1861-1865 John G. Barrett. Pp. viii, 99. Illus. (11th printing, 1995) ISBN 0-86526-088-5 ------····------Tr $5.00 Story of secession, preparation for war, battles fought in North Carolina, blockade-running, and the coming of peace. Includes map of North Carolina, 1861-1865.

13 CIVIL WAR PICTURES D. L. Corbitt and Elizabeth W. Wilborn. Pp. xiii, 55. Illus. (11th printing, 1991) ISBN 0-86526-074-5 -·-·-----·-·--·-···-- -······ • Tr $4.00 Pictures of military .leaders, weapons and equipment, battles, and many other subjects. Includes map of North Carolina, 1861- 1865.

THE CAPTAIN'S BRIDE: A TALE OF THE WAR AND THE DESERTER'S DAUGHTER BY WILLIAM D. HERRINGTON Edited by W. Keats Sparrow. Pp. xi, 80. Tilus. (1990) ISBN 0-86526-24 7-0 -----·---- ·-----Tr $4.00 Facsimile edition of two rare Civil War "novelettes" written by a Pitt County Confederate soldier. The stories provide firsthand glimpses of actual war scenes in eastern North Carolina; candidly depict internal divisions among North Carolinians in western Craven and eastern Lenoir Counties; and offer an unusual glimpse of social and military life on the home front. Includes an introduction by the editor.

NORTH CAROLINA'S ROLE IN THE SPANISH-AMER.ICAN WAR Joseph F . Steelman. Pp. ,c, 39. Illus. (1975) ISBN 0-86526-096-6 --··--····-·------··• Tr $4.00 Tells about Nortb Carolina's pa.rticipation in one of the lesser known wars including material about three regiments, naval forces, and heroes of war.

NORTH CAROLINA'S ROLE IN THE FffiST WORLD WAR Sarah McCulloh Lemmon. Pp. viii, 91. Illus. (2nd printing, 1975) ISBN 0-86526-094-X ---- Tr $4.00 A look at the events leading to war, activities of North CaroUnians at home and abroad during war years, and North Carolina's contribution to the war effort.

NORTH CAROLINA'S ROLE IN WORLD WARD Sarah McCulloh Lemmon. Pp. viii, 69. Illus. (4th printing, 1995) ISBN 0-86526-095-8 ------Tr $4.00 Background of war, life at home during war years, military action vividly described.

USS NORTH CAROLINA: SYMBOL OF A VANISHED AGE Joe A. Mobley. Pp. 16. Illus. (2nd printing, 1992) ISBN 0-86526-219-5 ------····--·------· Tr $2.00 Describes the construction and launching of the USS North Carolina and discusses the battleship's participation in major campaigns in the Pacific theater during World War 11. Carefully selected photographs illustrate the text, brin ging to life the vessel's dramatic history.

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AGRICULTURE IN NORTH CAROLINA BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR Cornelius 0. Cathey. Pp. viii, 46. Illus. (2nd printing, 1974) ISBN 0-86526-073-7 ------·-··· --···-····--·- Tr $3.00 Information on farming methods and equipment, efforts to make scientific improvements, crop production.

ARTS FEST1VAL PLANNING GUIDE Edited by Robert L. Chapman and Ardath Ann Goldstein. Pp. iv, 112. {1975) ISBN 0-86526-131-8 --·· -----.. ·------Tr $3.00 Comprehensive instructions for organizing and executing an arts festival; sample approach and checklists provided. A COLLECTION OF MANY CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCES, SE.NTENCES, AND SEVERAL PLACES OF SCRIPTURE IMPROVED Clement Hall. 1753. Introduction by William S. Po\vell. Pp. xxv, 51. (Facsimile reproduction, 1961) ISBN 0-86526-019-2 -·------C. Tr $5.00 First nonlegal work published in North Carolina; \vritten by clergyman of the Church of England and printed by James Davis in Ne\v Bern in 1753.

FIVE ROYAL GOVERNORS OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1729-1775 Blackwell P. Robinson. Pp. x, 74. TIius. {2nd printing, 1968) ISBN 0-86526-076-1 --·--· Tr $3.00 Biographical sketches of each of the royal governors; relation of their administrations to the development of North Carolina discussed.

GREEN LEAF AND GOLD: TOBACCO IN NORTH CAROLINA Jerome E. Brooks. Pp. vi, 39. lllus. (Revised edition, 1975) ISBN 0-86526-078-8 ...... ------··-·-·-·--·-····-··· Tr $3.00 Story of tobacco from days of Sir Walter Raleigh to present.

HARD TIMES: BEGINNINGS OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION IN NORTH CAROLINA, 1929-1933 John L. Bell, Jr. Pp. xii, 87. Illus. (1982) ISBN 0-86526-196-2 ------·---···---Tr $4.00 Details econom.ic d.islocations in North Carolina during the severest years of the depression, devoting chapters to agriculture, banking, industry, labor, unemployment reHef, government finances, blacks, transportation, and education. HIGHER EDUCATION IN NORTH CAROLINA William S. Powell. Pp. viii, 84. Tilus. (Revised edition, 1970) ISBN 0-86526-080-X -·-·-- Tr $2.00 General statement on h.istory of higher education and brief account ofcolleges and universities in North Carolina, whether exta.nt or not.

15 A HISTORY OF MT. MITCHELL AND THE BLACK MOUNTAINS: EXPLORATION, DEVELOPMENT, AND PRESERVATION S. K.ent Schwarzkopf. Pp. xv, 117. Illus. (3rd printing, 1994) ISBN 0-86526-218-7 ------·-Tr $6.00 First comprehensive history of ,vestern North Carolina's Black Mountain range, which.includes Mt. Mitchell, the highest peak east. of the Mississippi River. Examines key periods, topics, and people important to the development of the range.

THE msTORY OF THE GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA J. Bryan Grimes. Revised by D. L. Corbitt. Pp. 40. Illus. (9th printing, 1974) ISBN 0-86526-082-6 ------·-·-·-----Tr $3.00 Pictures and legal descriptions of North Carolina's seals. Seals from colonial. and modern periods shown.

NORTH CAROLINA AND THE NEW DEAL Anthony J. Badger. Pp. xiii, 102. Illus. (1981) ISBN 0-86526-186-5 ----~-----·-···-·• Tr $4.00 A penetrating look at the administration of New Deal programs at local and state levels and the impact on the state's citizens, politics, and economy. The author gives particular attention to effects of the New Deal on textiles and tobacco and to North Carolina's political leaders. Illustrated with political cartoons and contemporary photographs.

THEPOEMSOFGOVERNORTBOMASBURKE OF NORTH CAROLINA Edited by Richard Walser. Pp. vii, 69. (1961) ISBN 0-86526-070-2 ------·-----· C. Tr $6.00 Extant poems of Burke, a doctor, la,vyer, and governor, 1781- 178.2. Design, typeface, paper stock, and binding conform to eighteenth-century style. THE PREHISTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM Edited by Mark A. Mathis and J effrey J. Crow. Pp. xvi, 206. illus. lndex. (2nd printing, 1993) • ISBN 0-86526-225-X------·--·-····----- Tr $10.00 Surveys the archaeology of North Carolina's three major regions-the Coastal Plain, the Piedmont, and the Mountains. Discusses the history of archaeological research in the state and suggests future directions of study. Contributors include archaeologists Joffre L. Coe, David S. Phelps, Burton L . Purrington, and H. Trawick Ward. Orginally published in 1983. 16 THE PROPRIETORS OF CAROLINA William S. Powell. Pp. vi, 70. Illus. (2nd printing, 1968) ISBN 0-86526-101-6 ------Tr $3.00 Gives reasons for granting the Carolina Charter to the proprietors and outlines descent of the title. Sketches of the eight original Lords Proprietors; also biographical sketches of forty-one later owners. PUBLIC HISTORY IN NORTH CAROLINA, 1903-1978 Edited by Jeffrey J. Crow. Pp. x, 110. Illus. Index. (1979) ISBN 0-86526-098-2 -····--·-·-·-····-···----·-·- Tr $4.00 Collection of papers assessing North Carolina's public history programs in archives and records management, historical publications, museums, historic sites, archaeology, and historic preservation from their inception to 1978, including their national impact.

tRECORDS OF EMIGRANTS FROM ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND TO NORTH CAROLINA, 1774--1775 Edited by A. R. Newsome. Pp. 30. (4th printing, 1989) ISBN 0-86526-134-2 ------·-·-·-·-·--·-- Tr $3.00 Contains lists of persons \vho took passage on ships from Great Britain to North Carolina. The lists include nearly 100 emigrants from England and nearly 500 emigrants, including 100 family groups, from Scotland.

SELECTIVE MUSIC BIBLIOGRAPHY FROM THE PERIOD 1663-1763 James Pruett and Lee Rigsby. Pp. vii, 53. Illus. (1962) ISBN 0-86526-109-l ------·-·········· Tr $2.00 Bibliography of Old World music, including vocal and instrumental works; brief biographical sketches of composers. Some of music probably known to colonists.

Modern Governors Papers

ADDRESSES AND PUBLIC PAPERS OF JAMES BAXTER HUNT, JR., GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA Volume I, 1977-1981. Edited by Memory F. Mitchell. Pp. xxxii, 881. Illus. Index. (1982) ISBN 0-86526-178-4 ------·-- FREE. Send postage fee of $3.00 per copy.

ADDRESSES AND PUBLIC PAPERS OF JAMES GRUBBS MARTIN, GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA • Volume I, 1985-1989. Edited by Jan-Michael Poff. Pp. 1,089. Illus. Index. (1992) ISBN 0-86526-250-0 --··-· ------FREE. Send postage fee of $3.00 per copy.

t Of special interest to genealogists 17 t Colonial Records of North Carolina [Second Series]

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Series of basic documents of North Carolina's colonial history. Includes much material not printed in the earlier series of The Colonial Records edited by William L. Saunders and published 1886-1890. Nine volumes to date, each containing an exhaustive name, place, and subject index. Volume I, North Carolina Charters and Constitutions, 1578-1698. Edited by Mattie Erma Edwards Parker. Pp. xxii, 247. Index. (1963) ISBN 0-86526-021-4 ------·-- Leather $20.00 ISBN 0-86526-022-2 ------·-·-·· Cloth $15.00 Volume m, North Carolina Higher-Court Records, 1697-1701. Edited by Mattie Erma Ed\vards Parker. Pp. lxviii, 620. Illus. Index. (1971) ISBN 0-86526-024-9 -----$15.00 Volume IV, North Carolina Higher-Court Records, 1702-1708. Edited by William S. Price, J r. P p. xx.xix, 533. Illus. Index. (1974) ISBN 0-86526-027-7 ----·--- $16.00 Volume V, North Carolin.a Highe r-Court Minutes, 1709-1723. Edited by William S. Price, Jr. Pp. xJiii, 631. Illus. Index. (1977) IS BN 0-86526-026-5 -·-···----- $21.00 Volume VI, Nort.h Carolina Higher-Court Minutes, 1724-1730. Edited by Robert J . Cain. Pp. !xi, 791. [Uus. Index. (1981) ISBN 0-86526-027-3 --····--····-$30.00 Volume VII, Records of the Executive Council, 1664-1734. Edited by Robert J. Cain. Pp. !xvii, 763. Illus. lnde.x. (1984) lSBN 0-86526-210-l ---····-·- ··- $25.00 Volume VIII, Records of the Executive Council, 1735-1754. Edited by Robert J . Cain. Pp. Ix.xvii, 723. Illus. fndex. (1988) ISBN 0-86526-251-9 ------$45.00 • Volume IX, Record.s of the Executive Council, 1755-1775. Edited by Robert J. Cain. Pp. Ix.xix, 870. IJlus. Index. (1994) ISBN 0-86526-261-6 ----·-···--$75.00 t Of special interest to genealogists 18 Volume II, North Carolina Higher-Court Records, 1670-1696, availa ble on microfilm for $12.00 per reel. Address orders to Archives and Records Section, Division of Archives and History, 109 E . J ones St., Raleigh, N.C. 27601-2807.

Documentary Books

THE JOHN GRAY BLOUNT PAPERS Volume I, 1764- 1789. Edited by Alice Barn,vell Keith. Pp. xiv, 572. Illus. index. (1952) rSBN 0-86526-002-8 ---·--· $15.00 Volume Il, 1790-1795. Edited by Alice Barnwell Keith. Pp. xxv i, 689. Illus. Index. (1959) ISBN 0-86526-003-6 ------$ 15.00 Volume Ill, 1796-1802. Edited by William H. Masterson. Pp. x:xviii, 621. Illus. Index. (1965) ISBN 0-86526-004-4 --·-·--·- $15.00 Volume IV, 1803-1833. Edited by David T. Morgan. Pp. xxxi v, 662. Illus. Index. (1982) ISBN 0-86526-189-X------·-··· $28.00 Letters, reports, other papers relating to activities of J ohn Gray, Thomas, and William Blount, members of influential family in politics, shipping, land speculation in th e late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

THE PAPERS OF JOHN WILLIS ELLIS Volume I, 1841-1859. Edited by Noble J. Tolbert. Pp. civ, 341. lllus. lndex. (1964) ISBN 0-86526-030-3 -·- -·-·--·-···-···---·-·-·-$15.00 Volume Il, 1860-1861. Edited by Noble J. Tolbert. Pp. iii, 342-918. Illus. Index. (1964) ISBN 0-86526-031-1 ----·--··-----·--··-·- ·-$15.00 Letters to and from Ellis, governor of North Carolin a at the outbreak of the Civil War. Biographical sketch of Ellis in Volume I.

THE PAPERS OF WILLIAM ALEXANDER GRAHAM Volume I, 1825-1837. Edited by J . G. de Roulhac Hamilton. Pp. xxiv, 555. Ulus. Jndex. (1957) ISBN 0-86526-035-4 ··------· -·-$15.00 Volume ll, 1838-1844. Edited by J . G. de Roulhac Hamilton. Pp. xviii, 552. Index. (1959) ISBN 0-865.26-036-2 ···-----·· ---·-··----$15.00 Volume m , 1845-1850. Edited by J. G. de Roulhac Hamilton. Pp. xvi, 541. Index. (1960) ISBN 0-86526-037-0 -·-·--- ·--·--- ·--·- ·- ·-·--$15.00 Volume IV, 1851-1856. Edited by J . G. de Roulhac Hamilton. Pp. xxix, 701. Index. (1961) ISBN 0-86526-038-9 ·----·------·--$15.00 Volume V, 1857-1 863. Edited by Max R. Williams and J . G. de Roulhac Hamilton. Pp. xxiii, 591. Illus. Index. (1973) ISBN 0-86526-039-7 ------·-- ···-----·-·····-···· $15.00

19 Volume VI, 1864-1865. Edited by Max R. Williams. Pp. xx:iii, 514. TIius. Index. ( 1976) ISBN 0-86526-040-0 - - -·-··---···--·- ·--· $16.00 Volume Vil, 1866-1868. Edited by Max R. Williams. Pp. xxviii, 679. [llus. Index. (1984) ISBN 0-86526-212-8 ----·- -·---·-··- ·---·--· $30.00 Volume VIII, 1869-1875. Edited by Max R. Williams and Mary Reynolds Peacock. Pp. xx.xiv, 576. Illus. Index. (1992) ISBN 0-86526-245-4 ·-·--- ··- ···---· - ·- ·-----· $45.00 Correspondence and other papers of William A. Graham, legislator, governor, United States senator, secretary of the navy, leading Whig. The Graham Papers are important sources for the political and social history of nineteenth-century North Carolina. Biographical sketches of Graham in first volume. THE PAPERS OF JAMES IREDELL Volume I, 1767-1777. Edited by Don Higginbotham. Pp. xc, 500. Illus. Index. (1976) ISBN 0-86526-042-7 -- ·----- ·--·---·-·-----$20.00 Volume II, 1778-1783. Edited by Don Higginbotham. Pp. xxv, 508. Illus. Index. (1976) ISBN 0-86526-043-5 ·- ··- ·-----·- ····-·- -·-····-·-····· $20.00 Papers of Iredell, active participant in the American Revolution and first North Carol'inian to serve as justice of the United States Supreme Court. Life in eighteenth-century North Carolina portrayed in family letters. THE PAPERS OF THOMAS JORDAN JARVIS Volume I, 1869-1882. Edited by Wilfred Buck Yearns. Pp. xv, 680. Illus. Index. (1969) ISBN 0-86526-045-1 ------···------$15.00 Papers of the man who served as governor of North Carolina from 1879 to 1885. Includes a biographical sketch of Jarvis and information on the construction of a railroad in western North Carolina. THE PAPERS OF WILLIE PERSON MANGUM Volume I , 1807-1832. Edited by Henry Thomas Shanks. Pp. xii, 613. Illus. Index. (1950) ISBN 0-86526-050-8 ····-·····-·-·-·-·-·-····-···········-·· $15.00 Volume II, 1833-1838. Edited by Henry Thomas Shanks. Pp. xxi, 573. Illus. Index. (1952) ISBN 0-86526-051-6 --- ·- ···--·-·-·· ····· ·· ·- ·······-·· $15.00 Volume III, 1839-1848. Edited by Henry Thomas Shanks. Pp. xxi, 521. Illus. Index. (1953) ISBN 0-86526-052-4 ------·---·-··- - - - -·-- $15.00 Volume IV, 1844-.1846. Edited by Henry Thomas Shanks. Pp. xxviii, 579. lllus. Index. (1955) ISBN 0-86526-053-2 ·····- -···-·------·-·--·-··--·--$15.00 Volume V, 1847-1894. Edited by Henry Thomas Shanks. Pp. xxxvii, 812. Illus. Index. (1956) [SBN 0-86526-054-0 ·······-········-·······-·············--··--- $15.00 Letters to, from, and about Mangum, legislator, judge of superior court, congressman, United State senator, leading Whig. Biographical sketch in first volume.

20 THE PETTIGREW PAPERS Volume I , 1685-1818. Edited by Sarah McCulloh Lemmon. Pp. xi, 699. lllus. lndex. ( 1971) ISBN 0-86526-068-0 -----·------····--·----·-$15.00 Volume II, 1819-1848. Edited by Sarah McCulloh Lemmon. Pp. xiv, 631. Illus. lndex. (1988) ISBN 0-86526-069-9 --·--·-··-·· ·······-·----·--$45.00 Letters and other papers of a prominent eastern North Carolina family. The chief correspondent in Volume I is Charles Pettigre,v, Episcopal bishop; Volume fl contains seJected letters of Ebenezer Pettigrew, the son of Charles and a successful pJanter in Tyrrell County. Rich in social history, these papers include information about colonial religion, beaJtb and medicine, antebellum plantation management, slavery, travel, the family, child rearing, and agriculture. One additional volume planned for the future. THE PAPERS OF DAVID SETTLE REID Volume I, 1829-1852. Edited by Lindley S. Butler. Pp. lxii, 495. Illus. Index. (1993) ISBN 0-86526-249-7 ------·- ······-·------$45.00 Correspondence of the Rockingham County native and Democratic governor of North Carolina. The papers focus on Democratic Party activities and document Reid's personal and political alliance with William W. Holden. They also shed light on issues such as internaJ improvements, education, tariffs, territorial expansion, slavery, and loyalty to the Union. One additional volume planned for the future.

c:: Volwncl 1829--1852

21 Sir Walter Raleigh and the First Colonists

BACKGROUNDS AND PREPARATIONS FOR THE ROANOKE VOYAGES, 1584-1590 John L. Humber. Pp. xvii, 108. Illus. (1986) ISBN 0-86526-208-X------Tr $6.00 Focuses on the probable costs associated wi th the acquisition and outfitting of ships, the recruitment of personnel, and the purchase of food and supplies. Also discusses the key role played by Sir Walter Ralegh as the moving force behind the Roanoke Voyages. Includes ap·pendixes and a bibliography.

THE FIRST COLONISTS: DOCUMENTS ON THE PLANTING OF THE FIRST ENGLISH SETTLEMENTS IN NORTH AMERICA, 1584-1590 Edited \Vith an Introduction by David B. Quinn and Alison M . Quinn. Pp. Kivi, 199. Illus. Index. (3rd printing, 1996} ISBN 0-86526-195-4----·----·-·--·-•-Tr $10.00 Sixteenth-century narratives collected by Richard Hakluyt and dra\vings of John White offer remarkable firsthand evidence of the first. voyages and attempts at colonization by English men, women, and children,

MAPPING THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST: SIXTEENTH-CENTURY CARTOGRAPHY AND THE ROANOKE VOYAGES William P. Cumming. Pp. xii, 144. 8½ x 11 inches. Illus. (1988) ISBN 0-86526-232-2 ------·-·-·--• Tr $10.00 Historical survey that examines the cartography known or available to the EngHsh colonists of 1584-1587 as well as that which they produced. Includes t,venty-eight. map plates printed on high quality coated paper, the author's notes, and a useful appendix that lists sixteenth-century names fort.he southeastern North American coast and correlates them \Yith modern names and landmarks. • PASSAGE TO AMERICA: RALEGH'S COLONISTS TAKE SHIP FOR ROANOKE Helen Hill Miller. Pp. xiv, 84. fllus. (2nd printing, 1986} ISBN 0-86526-202-0 ------Jr $5.00 Vivid description of ocean voyages as experienced by sixteenth century explorers and Sir Walter Ralegb's colonists, with special attention to ship construction, ocean navigation, and the shipboard life of the colonists. Profuse illustrations enhance the text. 22 RALEGH'S COUNTRY: THE SOUTH WEST OF ENGLAND IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH I Joyce Youings. Pp. xiv, 74. Illus. (1986) ISBN 0-86526-207-1 ------·----·-- Tr $5.00 A detailed demographic, economic, political, and soc.ial study of the English counties of Devon and Cornwall, which together comprise the South West of England, the region in which Sir Walter Ralegh was born and reared.

SlR WALTER RALEGH AND THE NEW WORLD John W. Shirley. Pp. xii, 129. Illus. (1985) ISBN 0-86526-206-3 ------Tr $5.00 Biographical treatment ofRalegh, focusing on bis promotion of the first English atte.mpts to explore and settle North America. Includes information about the Lost Colony and about Ralegh's later life and explorations.

SPAIN AND THE ROANOKE VOYAGES Paul E. Hoffman. Pp. xiii, 74. Illus. (1987) ISBN 0-86526-209-8 --·------·------·-····---·-- Tr $5.00 Offers a fresh perspective on the Roanoke Voyages by analyzing their impact on Spanish foreign policy during the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. Examines how the planting of Sir Walter Ralegh's colony on Roanoke Island in 1585 influenced the rivalry between England and Spain for supremacy on the high seas.

North Carolina and the Revolution

NOT A CONQUERED PEOPLE: ·rwo CAROLINIANS VIEW PARLIAMENTARY TAXATION William S. P rice, Jr. Pp. 49. Illus. (1975) BIC No. 2. ISBN 0-86526-111-3------Tr $3.00 T,vo opposing pamphlets published during Stamp Act controversy of 1765; introductory essay on vie,vs and Lives of the two pamphJeteers, Martin Howard and Maurice Moore.

NORTH CAROLINA'S REVOLUTIONARY WAR NAVY William N. Still, Jr. Pp. iv, 36. Illus. (1976) BIC No. 7. ISBN 0-86526-116-4------Tr $3.00 Illumines a forgotten side of military history and the new state's desperate and largely unsuccessful attempts to build a navy. • THE EMERGENCE OF NORT.H CAROLINA'S REVOLUTIONARY STATE GOVERNMENT Robert L. Ganyard. Pp. viii, 104. Illus. (1978) BIC No. 14. ISBN 0-86526-122-9 ------·------Tr $3.00 .Detailed look at the transition from royal rule to independence in the crucial years 1774-1776, the extralegal activities of committees ofsa fety and provincial congresses, and the drafting of the state's first constitution.

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DECISION AT FAYETTEVILLE: THE NORTH CAROLINA RATIFICATION CONVENTION AND G.ENE.RAL ASSEMBLY OF 1789 John C. Cavanagh. Pp. 41. nlus. (1989) ISBN 0-86526-239-X-----·-·-·-·-·-<--·- •--Tr $3.00 Tells about North Carolina's second constitutional ratification convention and the General Assembly of 1789, two momentous meetings that resulted in ratification of the Constitution of the United States, ratification of the proposed Bill of Rights, and legislation that created the University of North Carolina. tAN INDEX TO NORTH CAROLINA NEWSPAPERS, 1784-1789 Compiled and edited by Alan D. Watson. Pp. xxviii, 68. (1992) ISBN 0-86526-253-5 ------·---- Tr $12.00 Name, place, and subject index to seven existing eighteenth century ne,vspapers printed in New Ber n, Hillsborough, Edenton, Wilmington, and Fayett.evil1e. Contains an informative introduction, ,vhich discusses how ne,vspapers were published in the eighteenth century and surveys eighteenth-century newspapers printed in North Carolina.

NORTH CAROLINA VOTES ON THE CONSTITUTION: A ROSTER OF .DELEGATES TO THE STATE RATIFICATION CONVENTIONS OF 1788 AND 1789 Stephen E. Massengill. Pp. xii, 86. Illus. (1988) ISBN 0-86526-237-3 ------·------Tr $5.00 Lists the 460 delegates to either or both the Hillsborough convention of 1788 and the Fayetteville convention of 1789. Includes available information about delegates' birth and death dates, the county or town each represented, whether and how each voted on ratification, and state and/or federal offices each held.

"THERE OUGHT TO BE A BILL OF RIGHTS": NORTH CAROLINA ENTERS A NEW NATION William$. Price, J r. Pp. 19. Illus. (1991) ISBN 0-86526-254-3 ----••·-•··---·----·•-·•-··-•--- Tr $4.00 Examines the Tar Heel State's pivotal role in the struggle for adoption of the first ten amendments. The paperbound book focu.ses on prominent North Carolinians, both Federalist and Anti federalist, involved in the Bill of Rights debate, including Martin Howard, James Iredell, Willie Jones, and Samuel Spencer.

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tOf special interest to genealogists 24 Posters

400 YEARS OF NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNORS, 1585-1985 23 x 35 inches (2nd printing, 1990)-- --···----- Tr $5.00

WRIGHT BROTHERS PLANE 23 x 34 inches (2nd printing, 1990)-··------······ Tr $5.00

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Guides to State Historic Sites

BATH TOWNE Linda Reeves. Pp. vi, 12. Illus. (1977) ISBN 0-86526-169-5 -----·------·-··· Tr $2.00 History of Bath, colonial town; guide to Bath State Historic Site.

THE DUKE HOMESTEAD Linda Reeves Funk. Pp. iv, 20. Illus. (1978) ISBN 0-86526-170-9 ------·--··--·· ~ - Tr $2.00 Brief history of tobacco culture, manufacture, and use; guide to the Duke Homestead State Historic Site.

HISTORIC HALIFAX Linda Reeves. Pp. iii, 20. Illus. (1976) ISBN 0-86526-168-7 -- -·-·······- ·-- ·- .. --- ···----Tr $2.00 History of the colonial town; guide to Historic Halifax State Historic Site.

THE REED GOLD MINE Linda Funk. Pp. viii, 23. l Uus. (1981) ISBN 0-86526-193-8 ------····--·-·---Tr $2.00 History of Reed Gold Mine; guide to Reed Gold Mine State Historic Site.

TOWN CREEK INDIAN rtfOUND Linda Reeves. Pp. vi, 8, ii. Illus. ( 1976) ISBN 0-86526-171-7 -·------·----- ······ Tr $2.00 History of Creek Indians who inhabited the Pee Dee River Valley; guide to Town Creek Indian Mound State Historic Site. 25 Maps, Charts, and Documents

tNORTH CAROLINA IN MAPS William P. Cumming. Pp. viii, 36. (3rd printing, 1992) Fifteen maps varying jn size from 12¾ x 15 ½ inches to 35 ¾ x 17Ys inches. ------Tr $25.00 Maps reproduced by photolithography from original copies in such repositories as Library of Congress, North Carolina Collection of University of North Carolina, State Archives. Set illcludes White 1585 MS, White•DeBry 1590, Mercator-Hondius 1606, Comberford 1657 MS, Ogilby-Moxon ca. 1672, Moseley 1733, Collet 1770, Mouzon 1775, Price-Strother 1808, MacRae Brazier 1833, Colton 1861, Bachmann 1861, U.S. Coast Survey 1865, Kerr-Cain 1882, Post Route 1896. Four different maps, descriptive and explanatory matter in booklet sold \vith set. Order in sets only.

t MAP SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTms Drawn by L. Polk Denmark and used in The Formation. of the North Carolina Counties by D. L. Corbitt. (Reprinted, 1984)------Tr $1.00 Twelve maps, sbowillg North Carolina counties from 1700 to 1912; illustrates evolution of present county boundaries.

MAP OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1861-1865 Betsy J . Gunter. 81/• x 23 inches. (Revised edition, by Charles L. Price and John Conner Atkeson, ,Jr., 1980) -----·-····- ·---Tr $1.00 Locates principal forts and towns and indicates location of engagements fought in North Carolina during the Civil War.

OUTLINE MAP OF NORTH CAROLlNA GIVING NAMES OF THE COUNTIBS 9 x 18 inches. (7th prillting, 1985) ------·············- Tr $1.00 Map for use by students of North Carolilla history, geography, industry, agriculture, etc.

CARTE GENERAL DE LA CAROLINE, 1696 19 x 23 inches ------··········· Tr $3.00 General map of Carolina in 1696 dra\vn from memory by Sieua Sanson, Amsterdam. Names and legends are Gallicized, and a map of Charleston giving origillal homeowners is included.

MAP OF SOUT.H CAROLINA SHOWING THE SETTLEMENT OF THE ENGLISH, FRENCH , AND INDIAN NATIONS, 1711 Captain Thomas Nairn. 10½ x 19½ inches-·-····· Tr $3.00 Shows the paths of English traders to the Mississippi River and to various Indian tribes.

A NEW AND ACCURATE MAP OF THE PROVINCES OF NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, 1747 15½ x: 19 incbes------Tr $3.00 Dra\vn from surveys by Emanuel Bowen of London.

tOf special interest to genealogists 26 A NEW MAP OF NORTH AMERI CA, 1779 19 x 23 inches ---·-····---······--··-······-··-·· Tr $3.00 Sho,vs North America from Newfoundlan.d south to Florida and from the Atlantic Coast westward to include the eastern portion of tbe Louisiana Territory then under British control.

PLAN OF THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTOWN IN SOUTH CAROLINA 15 x: 171/2 inches------··------Tr $3.00 Shows the British fleet in the harbor and fortifications in the beleaguered city during the siege of 1780. Originally published in London in 1787. tCHART SHOWING 'fHE ORIGIN OF .NORTH CAROLINA COUNTIES D. L. Corbitt and L. Polk Denmark. (5th printing, 1970) --··-----·-·····------Tr $1.00 Shows dates counties we1·e formed and from what counties others were created.

NORTH CAROLINA DOCUMENTS, 1584-1868 Thirteen documents in facsimile, varying in size from approx. ll x 11 inches to 23 x 25 inches. (2nd printing, 1986) -----·------··-·-· Tr $15.00 Doc11ments include Charter to Walter Raleigh, 1584; Deed to NathanielJ Batts, 1660; Carolina Charter of 1663; Fundamental Constitution.s of Carolina, 1669; Commission to Governor William Tryon, 1765; Petition of the Regulators, 1769; Minutes of Committee of Safety, Tryon County, 1775-1776; Halifax Resolves. April 12, 1776: Constitution of 1776; Charter of the University of North Carolina, 1789; Constitutional Revision of 1835; Secession Ordinance, 1861: Constitution of 1868. Documents reproduced in whole or in part, depending on length; brief description of each belo,v facsimile; transcription of text or portion thereof given on back of each. Order in sets only.

STATE SEAL One page, 8 1/2 x 11 inches. (9th print.ing, 1985) ---- Tr $1.00 Reproduced on a single sheet; gold with black lettering. Suitable for framing. tOf special interest' to genealogists 27 Archival Guides t GUIDE TO PRIVATE MANUSCRIPT COI,LECTIONS IN THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE ARCHIVES Barbara T. Cain with Ellen Z. McGrew and Charles E. Morris. Pp. x, 706. Index. (3rd printing, 1993) ISBN 0-86526-142-3 ------·-· P. Tr $25.00 Description ofprivate papers, microfilmed private papers, and account books in the State Archives. Includes name, place, and subject index. tSELECTIVE GUIDE TO WOMEN-RELATED RECORDS IN THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE ARCHIVES Catherine E. Thompson. Pp. 77. Index. (1977) ISBN 0-86526-167-9 ------· Tr $3.00 Description of records in private collections, organization records, and military collections that relate to \vomen.

UNIVERSITY RECORDS RETENTION AND DISPOSITION SCHEDULE Pp. 236. Index. (1991) ISBN 0-86526-246-2 ------Tr $8.00 New, revised edition lists 1,037 various records series from 19 categories of offices likely to be found in an institution of higher learning. Provides retention and disposition guidelines for colleges and universities. Unbound, shrink-wrapped pages (81/2 x 11 in.) have three holes for binders.

t Archives Information Circulars To order, write Archives and Records Section, Division of Archives and History, 109 E. Jones St., Raleigh, N.C. 27601-2807.

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tO{ special interest to genealogists 28 Forthcoming Titles If sufficient funding is available, the following titles are planned for publication during the 1995-1996 fi scal year.

Addresses and Public Papers of James Grubbs Martin, Governor of North Carolina Volume II, 1989-1993 Edited by Jan-Michael Poff

Guide to State Agency Records in the North Carolina State Archives

Society in Colonial North Carolina New Revised Edition Alan D. Watson

If requested, additional information about forthcoming titles (such as price and pubLication date) will be sent when available .

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