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SOURCE LIST

  • Ancestry.com. "North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1975" [digital images]. Ancestry

(http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=1121: accessed 3 Oct 2014).

  • Claggett, Stephen R. "First Immigrants: Native American Settlement of North Carolina". NCpedia

(http://ncpedia.org/history/early/native-settlement: accessed 1 Dec 2014).

 

Genealogy without

documentation

is mythology.

 

~ Anonymous ~

A source list is sometimes referred to as a bibliography.  A source is any record, document, or image from which information is obtained.  Source lists in genealogy assist others in evaluating your research, allow quick location of previously used sources, and identify records used to draw conclusions and base facts.

I am the great-great-great granddaughter of Nathaniel Sims.  This website contains information about his life and details of his descendants.   Nathaniel Sims was born about 1794 in Wake County, North Carolina.  He was a farmer and also Justice of the Peace.  Nathaniel had five children with his first wife, Prudence Killough: James Anderson Sims, Rebecca Sue Sims, Samuel Killough Sims, Prudence N. Sims and Harriate Sims. He had three children by his second wife, Mary A. Morrison: Ann Mozelle Sims, Nathaniel McCamie Sims, and William M. Sims.  Nathaniel Sims passed away on 1 September 1968 in Cabarrus County, North Carolina.  Some of his descendants continue living in North Carolina today.
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