JOURNAL 101-125

JOURNALS 101-125

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Volume 30, No. 2    Summer, 2003    Issue No. 101

• 2- Peter Osborn (1771-1843) of Guilford County
• 4- Marriage Licenses (1871–1900)- Grooms Index-A
• 15- From the Greensboro Patriot,   January to June 1850
• 28- Abstracts of Deed Book 3, Part II
• 37- Guilford County Will Book C– A Continuation (Part II)
• 47- Genealogical Resources in Review
• 49- Queries
• 51- The Guilford Photo Journal

Volume 30, No. 3    Fall, 2003    Issue No. 102

• 2- Notes from the Editor’s Desk
• 3- Marriage Licenses (1871—1900)—Grooms Index A, Part II
• 9- Bond-Fentriss Letters, Part I
• 20- Abstracts of Guilford Deed Book 3, Part III
• 27- From the Greensboro Patriot, January to June 1849
• 42- Guilford Will Book C, Part III
• 49- Gleanings from Guilford Civil Actions (1830—1839)
• 56- Genealogical Resources in Review
• 57- Queries

Volume 30, No. 4    Winter, 2003    Issue No. 103

• 2- Ruth-McCuiston Families
• 2- Bond-Fentriss Family Papers, Part II
• 13- Gleanings from Guilford Civil Actions, (1840—1852)
• 18- Reminiscences of John Wesley Hanner
• 21- Bible of Rufus Andrews
• 22- Revolutionary War Pension of Samuel Burney
• 25- From the Greensboro Patriot, July to December 1849
• 37- Abstracts of Guilford Deed Book Three, Part IV
• 43- Guilford Will Book C, Part IV
• 47- Queries

Volume 31, No. 1    Spring, 2004    Issue No. 104

• 2- Notes from the Editor’s Desk
• 4- The Work Families of Early Guilford County
• 16- Gleanings from Guilford Civil Actions (1853—1858)
• 20- Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Aug 1788
• 30- From the Greensboro Patriot, July to December, 1850
• 43- Abstracts of Deed Book Three, Conclusion
• 44- Guilford County Will Book C, Part V
• 52- Genealogical Resources in Review
• 54- Queries
• 55- The Guilford Photo Journal—Lanier Sisters

Volume 31, No. 2    Summer, 2004    Issue No. 105

• 2- Notes from the Editor’s Desk
• 2- Guilford Citizens in World War II
• 3- Lost Whittington Family Bible Finds a Home
• 6- Reminiscences of Childhood
• 17- Gleanings from Guilford Civil Actions (1860—1864, 1866)
• 20- The Murder of Josiah Mann
• 20- Down in the Jailhouse
• 22- Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov 1788
• 29- From the Greensboro Patriot, January to June, 1851
• 45- Guilford County Will Book C, Part VI
• 50- Genealogical Resources in Review
• 51- Kelly/Kelleys in Guilford County, NC (1780—1790)
• 54- Queries

Vol. 32, No. 4, Winter 2004 (Issue No. 107)

Guilford County Naturalizations, 1855-1882; Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May 1789; From the Greensboro Patriot, January to June, 1852; Gleanings from Guilford Civil Actions Concerning Land, 1817-1844; Guilford Criminal Actions in Salisbury District Court; Guilford county Wardens of the Poor Minutes, 1838-1840; Genealogical Resources in Review

Volume 32, No 1          Spring, 2005              Issue No. 108

• 2- The Great Wall of Guilford County
• 8- Guilford Will Book C, Part VIII
• 16- Will of John Sullen
• 17- Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,  August 1789
• 28- From the Greensboro Patriot, July to December 1852
• 40- Kerr Family Will and Estate Abstracts
• 47- Gleanings from Civil Actions Concerning Land, 1845-1867
• 51- Queries     

Volume 32, No. 3    Fall, 2005    Issue No. 110

• 2- Greetings from the Editor
• 3- Index to Individuals Present at the Battle of Guilford  Courthouse (3/15/1781)
• 10- A History of Guilford County Militia: 1775 to Spring 1776
• 44- The Quakers of New Garden
• 46- Website Review
• 48- Book Reviews
• 50- Queries

Volume 32, No. 4    Winter, 2005    Issue No. 111

• 2- New Year’s Day in Greensborough, 1850s
• 3- O. Henry’s Christmas Musings
• 10- Descendants of Benjamin Bennett
• 28- Inscriptions Contained Inside the Wright Family Bible
• 32- Abstracts of Linthicums Mentioned in the “Guilford
• 32- Circuit Quarterly [Methodist] Conference Minute Book, 1832-1865.”Greensborough Business Directory, 1854
• 34- Inventory of Estate Sale, August 23, 1898: 
• 44- Property of Mrs. Catherine Neese Foster
• 44- Website Review
• 46- Queries

Volume 33, No. 1    Spring, 2006    Issue No. 112

• 2- Gleanings from Ebay:  
• A Slave Document Written and Signed by Col.  Joseph Winston
• 5- A History of Guilford County Militia: Summer 1776  to 1777
• 38- Official Reports of the Battle of Guilford Courthouse
  38- –    British Reports
  42- –    American Reports
  45- The Battle of Guilford Courthouse Set in Modern  Day Greensboro
• 48- A Roster of the Guilford Volunteers for the War  of 1812
• 51- Website Review
• 54- Book Reviews
• 56- Queries

Volume 33, No. 2    Summer, 2006    Issue No. 113

• 2- Gleanings from Ebay:   A Salem Bookseller’s Order of 1847
• 6- Guilford County’s Contribution to World War I
• 25- Letter Concerning the Swaim Family: August 4, 1845
• 27- History of the Guilford County Militia:  1778 – 1779
• 39- Burials in Greenhill Cemetery (Before 1900) 
• 43- Website Review: GenForum.com
• 45- Book Review: Spring House
• 46- Queries

Volume 33, No. 3    Fall, 2006    Issue No. 114

• 2- Will the Real Parents of John Swaim Esq. Please Stand Up!
• 6- IN MEMORIAM:  Ruth Futrelle Thompson
• 6- IN MEMORIUM:  Dixie M. Normandy
• 7- The Greensboro Curb Market: A Radio Speech
• 12- Beautifying a Mill Village:  A 1909 Contest 
• 14- Burials in Greenhill Cemetery (1900 – 1910)
• 24- History of the Guilford County Militia: 1779
• 44- WEBSITE REVIEW: Guilford County Register of Deeds Vital Records Index
• 47- BOOK REVIEW:  Recently Published NC Books
• 50- Queries 

Volume 33, No. 4    Winter, 2006    Issue No. 115

• 2- Editor’s Notes and Updates
• 3- Letter Concerning the Editorship of the Patriot
• 4- –by– Jesse Lindsay to Lyndon Swaim, January 17, 1839Patriot Apprenticeship Contract 1835
• 5- –by– Between William Swaim and Lyndon SwaimMap-Maker and Researcher: Fred Hughes
• 8- Burials in Greenhill Cemetery (1911 – 1920)
• 22- A Compliment for the Guilford Genealogist 
• 23- WEBSITE REVIEW:    (Guilford County) Real Estate Index and Images
• 24- History of the Guilford County Militia: 1780
• 53- Queries
• 56- The Benbow House Fire of 1899

Volume 34, No. 1    Spring, 2007    Issue No. 116

• 2- Guilford County’s Civil War Past 
• 4- Athos Recounts the Civil War’s End in Greensboro
• 13- Orders, Letters, and Journals from Confederate Soldiers,  April 1865
• 28- The Barbee Hotel / Hospital of High Point, NC 
• 33- Writings about Laura Wesson and William H. Wesson
• 36- Civil War Memories in Guilford County 
• 38- The Women of Greensboro North Carolina: 1861  – 1865
• 41- The Brother of O. Henry Remembers Greensboro during the  Civil War
• 45- BOOK REVIEW:   Collett Leventhorpe, the English Confederate
• 47- WEBSITE REVIEW:    The O. Henry Portal
• 49- Paschal Family Letters
• 51- Letter from Nancy Mangum of McLeansville to Gov. Zebulon  B. Vance
• 52- Guilford County Confederate Soldiers, Surnames: A – C
• 59- Queries

​Volume 34, No. 2    Summer, 2007    Issue No. 117

• 2- Guilford County’s Civil War Past, continued…
• 9- A Yankee Traveler Reports on Greensboro after the Surrender
• 14- Fifteenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry Comes to Guilford County
• 22- Maj. Gen. Jacob D. Cox Records his Experience in Greensboro
• 28- Guilford County Confederate Soldiers, Surnames: D – L 
• 39- Union Rule in Greensboro
• 41- Guilford County Residents Recall Life …
• 47- By the President’s Side through Greensboro
• 51- Guilford County’s Neighbors in April 1865 
• 56- Yankees Recall Their Experiences in Guilford County
• 59- Confederate Soldiers Recall their Experience in Guilford …
• 64- Queries

Volume 34, No. 3    Fall, 2007    Issue No. 118

• 2- Guilford County’s Civil War Past, concluded…
• 3- A Yankee Soldier Records his Thoughts on Greensboro after the Demise of the Confederacy
• 13- Guilford County Confederate Soldiers, Surnames: M – Y 
• 31- The War Ends in Guilford County
• 35- Various Civil War Accounts involving Guilford County
• 40- Mayors of Greensboro
• 42- WEBSITE REVIEW:  Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System
• 44- Forest Lawn and Maplewood Burials, 1901 to 1929 
• 50- The Home Guards
• 53- BOOK REVIEW:  Abstracts of Deeds of Guilford County
• 53- A Tribute to Dr. A. B. “Bruce” Pruitt
• 55- One German Emigrant
• 56- Queries

Volume 34, No. 4    Winter, 2007    Issue No. 119

• 2- WEBSITE REVIEW: “North Carolina Quakers and the  Civil War”
• 3- Note Card Files at the Greensboro Public Library
• 13- Guilford County Descendents in Henry County, Indiana
• 17- History of the Guilford Militia: Fall and Winter 1780 
• 47- Descendants of Richard Ervin
• 49- Historical Maps of Downtown Greensboro, 1885
• 58- Queries

​Volume 35, No. 1    Spring, 2008    Issue No. 120

• 2- NEW PUBLICATION!!  The Civil War Ends: Greensboro,  April 1865
• 3- WEBSITE REVIEW: “US Dept of Veterans Affairs Nationwide Gravesite Locator”
• 4- MOSES HOSKINS (1763 – 1839): A Revolutionary War Patriot in a Four State, Lifelong Trek
• 11- Various Families and Individuals with Guilford Connections
• 28- History of the Guilford Militia: Winter 1781
• 61- Queries 

Volume 35, No. 2    Summer, 2008    Issue No. 121

• 2- NEW PUBLICATION!!  The Civil War Ends: Greensboro,  April 1865
• 3- Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Minutes
• 13- WEBSITE REVIEW:   Using Web 2.0 for Genealogical Research
• 16- Various Families and Individuals with Guilford Connections
• 22- Partial List of Oakwood Cemetery Burials in High Point, 1853-1899
• 26- History of the Guilford Militia: Whitesell’s Mill and Battle of Guilford Courthouse
• 61- Queries 

Volume 35, No. 3    Fall, 2008    Issue No. 122

• 2- Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Minutes
• 9- NEW WEBSITE:  Guilford County Colonial Court Records
• 10- BOOK REVIEWS
• 11- NEW BOOKS!!
• 13- Littlejohn Family History
• 26-1850s Business Directories for Guilford County
• 28- History of the Guilford Militia: 
• 56- The Aftermath of the Battle at Guilford Courthouse,Guilford’s Continental Soldiers in 1781, Lindley’s Mill, Raft SwampRemincenses of H. L. P. Watson, a Civil War Veteran
• 59- Tragic Reconstruction Tale is Revealed
• 62- Queries

Volume 35, No. 4    Winter, 2008    Issue No. 123

• 2- The Quartermaster’s Story
• 8- Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Minutes…February  Term 1789
• 20- Book News: The Civil War Ends
• 21- James Hunter Remembers Andy Jackson
• 24-History of the Guilford Militia:   Eutaw Springs, Brown Marsh and 1782
• 60- Seizing Crops in North Carolina’s Piedmont in 1864
• 63- WEB SITE REVIEW:    Immigration to the United States, 1789-1930
• 64- Queries

Volume 36, No. 2    Summer, 2009    Issue No. 125

• 2- Bruce’s Cross Roads
• 5- WEBSITE REVIEW:  FCPL North Carolina Room Blog
• 7- New Books
• 10- Guilford County’s Connection to Uncle Tom’s Cabin
• 24- Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery, Inc.
• 47- COURTS OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS MINUTES, Guilford County, NC:  February Term 1790
• 54- NEW ONLINE DATABASE:  Digital Library on American Slavery
• 58- Queries