The First People of North Carolina By Dr. Joseph C. Porter From Tar Heel Junior Historian 45:1 (fall[removed]The first people to inhabit the land that would become North Carolina were American Indians. The Indians have liv

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• North Carolina
• Joara
• Juan Pardo
• Secotan
• Croatan
• Pamlico
• Native Americans in the United States
• Tuscarora people
• Occaneechi
• History of North Carolina
• Spanish colonization of the Americas
• Southern United States

The Why, How, and What of a Museum of Play An Interview with George Rollie Adams George Rollie Adams is a historian and former teacher who has worked in the museum field for forty years, twenty-five of them as president

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The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #38 Wills and the Family Historian I love finding wills and probate records because they often have a lot of information about the ancestor and his family that might not

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• Parish register
• Genealogy
• Lanark
• Will
• Behavior
• Ethology
• Culture
• Common law
• Inheritance
• Archive

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #20 The Canadian Genealogy Centre- A Treasure Trove Family Tree Magazine selected the CGC as one of the best genealogical sites in 2003 and it has improved since then. It is wel

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• Library and Archives Canada
• Geography of North Dakota
• Education in Canada
• Geography of the United States
• Genealogy
• Kinship and descent
• Minot

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #99 Tracing Those English Ancestors Finding archival information on your English ancestors from a distance has been made a lot easier by a collaborative project of

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• Historical documents
• The National Archives
• Census
• Index term
• Archive
• Internet
• Statistics
• Science
• Information science

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #85 The Search for Robert Cronin It was a portrait of a vacant looking young man in uniform. “That’s my grandfather’s brother, Robert. He died in the First World War.”

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• Irish diaspora
• Sunburst
• Sun
• X
• Military organization
• John Cronin
• Irish Guards

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #86 Online Learning From time to time I have mentioned free online courses on topics such as Preservation and Palaeography but I recently read an

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• Distance education
• Learning
• Curricula
• Genealogy
• Ancestry.com
• E-learning
• Family history
• Instructional design
• Education
• Pedagogy
• Educational technology

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #98 What’s It Worth? I am sure most of us have encountered amounts of money that our ancestors either earned or spent on something and

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• Consumer price index
• National accounts
• Price indices
• Gross domestic product

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #12 Coats of Arms If you are able to trace your ancestry back to an individual who was armigerous (had the legal right to bear arms), you may be able to

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• Coat of arms
• Heraldic authority
• Royal Heraldry Society of Canada
• College of Arms
• King of Arms
• Heraldry
• Cultural history
• Feudalism

1 Inventory of Warren County Historian’s Office: John Austin, Prepared in Spring and Summer of 2007 With Assistance of Robert Green, Volunteer Reviewed by Ann McCann, Winter, 2011

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• New York
• Geography of the United States
• Warren County
• New York
• Lake Luzerne
• New York
• Glens Falls
• New York
• Wevertown
• New York
• Thurman
• New York
• Riparius
• New York
• Chestertown
• New York
• Glens Falls metropolitan area
• Geography of New York
• Adirondacks