The Northampton Historic Preservation Society is offering the lecture “Researching Genealogy in the Northampton County Clerk’s Office” Friday, July 30 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Christ Church Parish Hall, Eastville, Virginia. This is the first in a series of Northampton Historic Preservation Society genealogy lectures planned by Eastville historian, Dr. David Scott.
Dr. Scott will share his tips on how to use the resources of the Northampton County Clerk’s Office, which houses the oldest continuous court records in America. Learn how to use these remarkable records to aid your research and, perhaps, to solve some mysteries in your family history. During a PowerPoint presentation, Dr. Scott will introduce participants to the record room in the clerk’s office, detail how to use these valuable original records, and answer general research questions.
NHPS is fundraising to restore the historic 1907 Jail on the Northampton Court Green for use as a museum and genealogy information center. In lieu of a registration fee, we hope you will consider donating to the 1907 Jail Restoration Fund. Register to hold your spot now at: www.northamptonhistoricpreservationsociety.com
About the Author
It is none of your damn business how much water the concrete plant uses. You seem like a busy body.…
According to the Cape Charles Mirror (10/11/26), in the article on “Cape Charles Advances Municipal Building, Harbor Boardwalk and Infrastructure…
Thank you very much for your prompt edit 😊
You’ve posted a photo of Eyre Hall. This can be very misleading. Please correct. Editor's Note: Thanks for the catch!…
Issue #1: This statement lacks clarity about the treatment process for drinking water in Cape Charles, VA: The measurements presented…