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	The Colonial Records Project Jan-Michael Poff, Editor Historical Publications Section 4622 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-4622 Phone: (919) 733-7442 Fax: (919) 733-1439	North Carolina Historical Review
Last Updated 05/21/01

Subjects

ARCHITECTURE
Carl Lounsbury, “The Development of Domestic Architecture in the Albemarle Region”
Stanley A. South, “'Russelborough': Two Royal Governors' Mansion at Brunswick”
BIOGRAPHY
Vernon O. Stumpf, “Josiah Martin and His Search for Success: The Road to North Carolina”
CARTOGRAPHY AND EXPLORATION
William Paterson Cumming, “Naming Carolina”
William P. Cumming, “Wimble's Maps and the Colonial Cartography of the North Carolina Coast”
H. Roy Merrens and Herbert R. Paschal, “A Map-Maker's View of Anson County in 1769”
William S. Powell, Carolana and the Incomparable Roanoke: Explorations and Attempted Settlements, 1620-1663
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
Kenneth Scott, “Counterfeiting in Colonial North Carolina”
FLORA AND FAUNA
William S. Powell, “Creatures of Carolina from Roanoke Island to Purgatory Mountain”
GOVERNMENT
Julian P. Boyd, “The Sheriff in Colonial North Carolina”
Lindley S. Butler, “The Governors of Albemarle County 1663-1689”
Daniel W. Fagg, Jr., “Sleeping Not with the King's Grant: A Rereading of Some Proprietary Documents, 1663-1667”
Jack P. Greene, “The North Carolina Lower House and the Power to Appoint Public Treasurers, 1711-1775”
Paul M. McCain, “Magistrates Courts in Early North Carolina”
William S. Price, Jr., “'Men of Good Estates': Wealth Among North Carolina's Royal Councillors”
Carl W. Ubbelohde, Jr., “The Vice-Admiralty Court of Royal North Carolina, 1729-1759”
Alan D. Watson, “Public Poor Relief in Colonial North Carolina”
Alan D. Watson, “The Constable in Colonial North Carolina”
IMMIGRATION
Alexander Murdoch, “A Scottish Document concerning Emigration to North Carolina in 1772”
INDIANS (See also Warfare)
Thomas C. Parramore, “With Tuscarora Jack on the ack Path to Bath”
Douglas L. Rights, “The Trading Path to the Indians”
Ruth Y. Wetmore, “The Role of the Indian in North Carolina History”
LAND, AGRICULTURE
James M. Clifton, “Golden Grains of White: Rice Planting on the Lower Cape Fear”
Thorton W. Mitchell, “The Granville District and Its Land Records”
MISCELLANEOUS
William S. Powell, “Carolina in the Seventeenth Century: An Annotated Bibliography of Contemporary Publications”
Alan D. Watson, “Ordinaries in Colonial Eastern North Carolina”
NEWSPAPERS
Robert N. Elliott, Jr., “James Davis and the Beginning of the Newspaper in North Carolina”
Wesley H. Wallace, “Cultural and Social Advertising in Early North Carolina Newspapers”
RELIGION
David T. Morgan, Jr., “The Great Awakening in North Carolina, 1740-1775: The Baptist Phase”
Durward T. Stokes, “Henry Pattillo in North Carolina”
ROAD TO REVOLUTION
Donna J. Spindel, “Law and Disorder: The North Carolina Stamp Act Crisis”
ROANOKE ISLAND COLONY
William S. Powell, “Roanoke Colonists and Explorers: An Attempt at Identification”
SLAVERY AND SERVITUDE
Marvin L. Michael Kay and Lorin Lee Cary, “Slave Runaways in Colonial North Carolina, 1748-1775”
Walter E. Minchinton, “The Seaborne Slave Trade of North Carolina”
TOWNS
Kenneth G. Hamilton, “The Moravians and Wachovia”
E. Lawrence Lee, Jr., “Old Brunswick, The Story of a Colonial Town”
Charles L. Paul, “Colonial Beaufort”
Charles L. Paul, “Factors in the Economy of Colonial Beaufort”
TRANSPORTATION
Alan D. Watson, “The Ferry in Colonial North Carolina: A Vital Link in Transportation”
TRAVEL ACCOUNTS
Edmund and Dorothy S. Berkeley, “'The Manner of Living of the North Carolinians,' By Francis Veale, December 19, 1730”
Hugh Buckner Johnston, “The Journal of Ebenezer Hazard in North Carolina, 1777 and 1778”
Hugh Talmage Lefler, “A Description of 'Carolana' by a 'Well-Willer,' 1649”
WOMEN
Johanna Miller Lewis, “Women Artisans in Backcountry North Carolina, 1753-1790”
Donna J. Spindel, “Women's Civil Actions in the North Carolina Higher Courts, 1670-1730”
Alan D. Watson, “Women in Colonial North Carolina: Overlooked and Underestimated”

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