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Southeastern North Carolina Genealogical Society

A non-profit organization embracing the geographical area of Columbus County and all contiguous counties, including Robeson, Bladen, Pender, and Brunswick Counties in North Carolina and Horry County in South Carolina.

Objectives of the Society

  1. To provide a place or places for regularly scheduled meetings and to provide appropriate storage of genealogical materials of common interest.
  2. To provide and encourage public and private financial support for acquiring genealogical and historical materials, and to accept donations of materials and bequests of members and friends.
  3. To promote modern methods of research, the study of history, geography and social customs of our ancestors and quality printed family histories.
  4. To promote and encourage public support in the establishment of book shelves, sections, research rooms in public and institutional libraries, especially within the region of this organization’s interest.

Meeting Time and Place

2nd Saturday of Odd Numbered Months
2:00 pm
North Carolina Museum of Forestry
415 South Madison Street
Whiteville, NC  28472
[Some members arrive about 1:00 pm to share family research and stories.]

Membership

Any person who is interested in the objectives of the organization is encouraged to join. Annual dues are $20.00 and entitle members to copies of the Society’s newsletter, Roots and Remembrances, published six times per year. Members may also submit articles of their family histories and/or queries for inclusion in the newsletter.

Officers of the Society

President Slade Skipper Hallsboro
Vice-President Richard Wright Tabor City
Recording Secretary Alice Soles Whiteville
Corresponding Sec’y Patricia S. Fipps Clarendon
Treasurer Jean H. Williamson Lake Waccamaw
Newsletter Editor John H. Williamson Davidson

Recent Programs

Nov 11, 2006 Christopher Gooden, RS
Grave Markers for Military Service
Layton Dowless
Jan 13, 2007 The Lloyd Plantation Cemetery Earnestine Keaton
March 10, 2007 The Gooden Family John H. Williamson
May 12, 2007 Columbus County Stories Robb Cross
September 8, 2007 History of Chadbourn Jimmie Sue Ward
November 10, 2007 Brunswick-Columbus Connections Gwen Causey
January 12, 2008 Plans for Bicentennial Journal Alice Soles
March 8, 2008 Using Y-Chromosome DNA to Leap Genealogical Brick Walls John Williamson
May 10, 2008 The Confederate Soldier Thomas Jolly and Todd Collins
July 12, 2008 Properly Surveying Cemeteries Teresa Hilburn
September 13, 2008 Origins of Columbus County Bob High
November 8, 2008 Hall/Formy-Duval Connections John Hall Formy-Duval

Southeastern North Carolina Genealogical Society
PO Box 463
Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450

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