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Bertie County, North Carolina Genealogy
Bertie County was created Aug. 2, 1722 from Chowan County.
Archives
There are Bertie County Records at the North Carolina Archives. The purpose of the archives is to make these records available to the public. The procedure for requesting records is to first study the list of Bertie County Records provided by USGenWeb, then print out the request form, fill it out and mail it to the North Carolina State Archives. The North Carolina State Archives has instructions North Carolina Residents and for Persons Residing Outside of North Carolina.
Cemeteries
1800s-1900s Hundreds of small Family Cemeteries Tombstone Inscriptions for Bertie County, North Carolina - free online at USGenWeb
Census (To view page by page, click on the desired census, once on that screen scroll down to the bottom and click on the desired state, then click on the desire County and township.)
1800s-1900s USGenWeb is a volunteer organization that has web masters for every county in the United States.
1790 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1800 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1810 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1820 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1830 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1840 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1850 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1850 U.S. Slave Schedules - online at Ancestry.com
1850-1880 Mortality Schedules - online at Ancestry.com
1860 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1860 U.S. Slave Schedules - online at Ancestry.com
1870 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1880 U. S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1890 U. S. Veteran Census - online at Ancestry.com
1900 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1910 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1920 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
1930 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com
Map
1895 U.S. 1895 Atlas (Bertie County, North Carolina) - free online
Tax
1716-1798 Tax Lists for Bertie County, North Carolina - free online at RootsWeb
Vital Records
1700 Bertie County, North Carolina Vital Statistics, 1700s-1920 - online at Ancestry.com
1744-1900 North Carolina Vital Records: Marriages 1744 - 1900 (Select Counties and Years) - CD by Ancestry

 

The USGenWeb Organization

USGenWeb is a volunteer organization that has web masters for nearly every county in the United States. They are dedicated to providing transcribed and sometimes original images on the internet for genealogists and family history researchers. Every USGenWeb webmaster designs their own county or state pages, therefore each one is different. When you first begin searching a county it is wise to visit the USGenWeb site. Explore the links and learn what is available free. Many times I have found information concerning my ancestors.

For more information about other Genealogy Internet Volunteer Organizations see the AncestorSpy How To Manual.

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