Welcome to Historic
Bath County NC
Your Source for County Genealogy Information and Interaction
Part of the NCGenWeb Project
The below BB's are intended to accommodate Beaufort and old Bath County.
Bath/Beaufort/(early)Hyde Mailing List-- if you would like to subscribe to a mail list dedicated to the discussion of History and Genealogy of the area that once encompassed Bath County, please sende-mailPut the word only- subscribe in the body of the text.
Census Look-up Volunteer
Bath/Beaufort/Hyde County 1715 Corn tax list
BAYNOR FAMILY
About the North Carolina GenWeb Project
Some Beaufort/Bath Wills
A Short History of Bath County
Bath Surname Researchers 
Historic Photographs of Bath Attractions 
Immigrants to Bath Co. 1695-1702 
Bath County Queries
Neighboring Counties
City of Washington and Beaufort Co Information Site 
Interesting Links


Nelson Family Page (Bath,Carteret,Craven) - By Gail Swain
Blackbeard's Ship Discovered!!
National Geographic's BLACKBEARD
Quest For A Pirate
Golden Age of Piracy
THOMAS TEW the Pirate Historic text & Genealogy
Ports O'Call on the Internet Good Stuff!
BJees Pirate Images
1755 MAP OF EASTERN STATES
Blackbeard Lives
Pirates
of the Caribbean
Blackbeard Scourge of the Sea

Beaufort
County Courthouse P.O. 514 Washington, NC 27889
(Birth,Death,Marriage Cert.,Deeds) c/o Reg. of Deeds
(Wills, Estate Papers) c/o Clerk of Court
NC
Counties Selection Links
Joyce A. Bell Volunteer Look-Up for 1850 Census or Marriages 1847-1909.
Michael Research Services
Offering a special kind of help through his closeness to the
. . National Archives in Washington,DC. click here for more details.

A Short History of Bath County
In 1663 North Carolina was granted to eight of the political friends
of the recently restored King of England, Charles II. These men, known
as the Lords Proprietors of Carolina, promoted the settlement of this state. Settlers from Virginia began to push into the Albemarle region of eastern Carolina. As this area became inhabited some of the more adventurous settlers pushed southward and by the 1690's settlers had begun to appear on the Pamlico River. In 1696 the county of Bath was established and in 1705 the present Beaufort County was established as Pampticough precinct. -By: Herbert Paschal
Bath, North Carolina's First Town - 1705. A library sent to St. Thomas
Parish in 1701 became the first public library in the colony. Bath was
also the haunt of Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard. He is said
to have married a local girl and briefly settled in the little harbor town
about 1716. There have always been legends that Blackbeard struck bargains in Bath with Royal Governor Charles Eden.
Where on earth is Bath,NC? Map

Neighboring Counties

About the North Carolina GenWeb Project
In March and April, 1996, a group of genealogists organized the Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database. The idea was to provide a single entry point for all counties in Kentucky, where collected databases would be stored. In addition, the databases would be indexed and cross-linked, so that even if an individual were found in more than one county, they could be located in the index.
At the same time, volunteers were found who were willing to coordinate
the collection of databases and generally oversee the contents of the web page. The NC GenWeb Project is an extension of the KY GenWeb Project. My name is Diane Kelly and I'm the volunteer responsible for Beaufort Co., Pamilco Co., and Pasquotank County. Please contact me if you have a link you think should be included, if you would like to volunteer to do lookups or if you have suggestions or comments..

Interesting Links
- NC EncyclopediaGo there and link to 400 years of NC Governors.

- North Carolina County
Maps - as the boundaries appeared in each decade.
- Sons Of Confederate Veterans - 33rd Regiment Co. F Camp No. 1695
- Genealogy State Helplist
- Beaufort County Genealogical Society

- Arlington National Cemetery

- Civil War Plymouth Pilgrims Descendants Society

- Midyette Family Home Page - History of the Midyette / Midyett Midgette /Midgett Family in Virginia, North Carolina. Compiled by Ann LaDue. There are also links to a Midyette Family Online Chat Room for researchers to exchange information while online, Afro-American Midgettes, and Military, School, Bible and Land Records.

- Index
To Irish Genealogy Guide

- Jamestown 1624 Census

- Horace
Peele's Favorite Links
- North Carolina Genealogical Society
- Duke University Special Collections Library
- East Carolina University's
Joyner Library
- NC State University's D.H. Hill Library
- University of North Carolina Library Manuscripts Collection
- State Library of North Carolina
- North Carolina Division of Archives and History
- US GenWeb States -quick links to all states with GenWeb Projects.
- US GenWeb Archives - steadily growing archive of public record files and indexes. Becoming a great resource.
- Everton's Genealogy in North Carolina - just about everything you need to get started researching your NC roots.
- Cindi Howell's List of NC Genealogy Sites - if Cyndi doesn't have it, you probably don't need it.
- Goose Creek State Park - A couple of local sites and some other stuff you might be interested in.
- North Carolina Counties Map - with all counties labeled.
- Genealogy
Helplist - a nationwide list of folks who have volunteered to do lookups and the resources they have.
- Genealogy
CD List - the CD's, what's on them, and the owners who have volunteered to do lookups.
- Email Lists- regional/state lists, surname lists, etc.
- Birth Year Census Calculations
Search the Social Security Death Index Search
Library of Congress
US Postal Service Zip Code Finder
Court Houses of North Carolina
How to read old handwriting
Perpetual Calendar

I hope you enjoyed your visit to Bath County. If you have any comments or suggestions, or if you just want to say hello, pleaseemail me. If you found any links not working, please let me know. URL's change from time to time, and sometimes I don't hear about it. Best of luck with your research. Come back to see us soon!

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