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Samuel Swann and Family

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1798 Map . Jonathan Price . First Survey of NC In 1783 the Onslow County, North Carolina sea-side village previously known as Week...

Samuel Swann Connection to Sloop Point Plantation

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SLOOP POINT PLANTATION circa 1726 - Hampstead, NC   Oldest Framed Building in North Carolina Images Courtesy Pender County Public...

Will of William Pugh Ferrand Jr. 1789-1847

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ONSLOW COUNTY, NC - WILL BOOK 2 William P. Ferrand Jr ., 22 Aug 1843 I, William P. Ferrand, of the State of North Carolina and Coun...

Will of William Pugh Ferrand Sr. 1750-1813

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1800 ONSLOW COUNTY CENSUS ONSLOW COUNTY, NC - WILL BOOK A - William Ferrand , 30 Aug 1813   In the name of God, Amen:  I, William Fe...

James Weeks - Son of Silas Weeks and Zillah Hunter

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Move to Sumter County, South Carolina circa 1794 Compiled by Robert Weeks   "Settlers'" Houses - Sumter County Museum...

Benjamin and Mary Chase Weeks to North Carolina

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by Robert Weeks Portion of 1730 Mol Map Showing Weetock River Sometime in 1730 Benjamin Weeks, son of William Weeks, Jr., moved his...

William Weeks—From England to Martha’s Vineyard before 1642

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By Robert Weeks I have been unable to determine exactly how William Weeks arrived on Martha’s Vineyard.  In The History of Martha...

North Wyke

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by Robert Weeks NORTH WYKE Researching the Weeks name in England leads one to realize that North Wyke is a central area from which m...
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Theophilus Weeks - Founder of Swansboro

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Monument in Bicentennial Park in Swansboro A Sketch of the Life of Theophilus Weeks 1708-1772 Founder of the Town of Swansboro by ...
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