CD
Rom of selected Nineteenth Century Alamance County Research Materials
The data files are in
Access (Microsoft Office) 1995-2002 versions and also in Adobe Acrobat
Reader or plain text files
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Alamance County,
NC transcripts of census & tax records Vol. I
Carole Watterson Troxler,
Professor of History,
Elon University
12,000
individuals
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1860 census of free population List
of surnames in 1860 census
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surnames from 1850 & 1860 censuses
of enslaved population
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1850 & 1860 agricultural censuses
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1869 tax list by township
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1893 township maps by W.L. Spoon (the entire
map by townships)
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1878 Thomas Stafford map
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Powerpoint file of out-of-the-way places
in 1800s Alamance County -- & more. Enjoy
this copyrighted file here. (When file opens, press F5, then space
bar to advance.)
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Easy to use!
The CD's Access main menu look like this:
And a typical search page
in the Access files looks like this:
This likeness is somewhat reduced,
so it looks a bit fuzzy here. The red instructions are on every screen.
This is the top of one screen from
the 1860 free census. Access allows you to rearrange and select records.
This same information, without the rearranging capacity, is in an Adobe
Reader file.
Link
to a list of surnames in the 1860 census of free population (8,268 individuals,
680 surnames)
Former
Elon University History Students
who contributed to some of the databases
on the CDduring 1996, 1997 and 2001 are
Purchasing
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and
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updated September 26,
2002
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