NC Historical Records Online is happy to announce that our project for digitization of the NC land grant loose documents, a.k.a. “the shucks”, has been a huge success so far! In the past month we received over $6,000 in donations which will purchase 392 reels of microfilm containing over 400,000 images. Donations came from 76…
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NC Land Grants is now hosted on Amazon Web Services
As of June 13, 2021, the NC Land Grants website has been moved to a new server hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS). You should see no differences and we don’t anticipate any issues, but please contact us if you run into anything at info@nclandgrants.com As background for those who are interested, the site has…
Answers to unanswered questions from the NGS land grants talk
The creator of the NC Land Grants website, David McCorkle made a presentation about this website to NGS Live! on May 20, 2021. Audience members could type questions in the “Q&A” box, but unfortunately there was not enough time to answer them all. The following are the answers to those unanswered questions. Q: Are citation…
NC Land Grants Version 2 – Now Live!
Version 2 of NC Land Grants is activate as of May 16, 2021. You can use your existing userid and password, and all your flagged records and defaults are retained. Please report any problems or comments in general to info@nclandgrants.com . For details on what is in the new version, see NC Land Grants Version…
National Genealogical Conference Live 2021 will have a session on using nclandgrants.com!
We are happy to announce that The National Genealogical Society Live 2021 event (online) will have a session on using nclandgrants.com, given by David McCorkle who created and runs this website. The presentation will be on Thursday May20 (Meck Dec Day!) at 2:30 PM. David will be available for around 10 minutes at the end…
Welcome to the new informational pages
We have moved all the informational/help pages on nclandgrants.com to a new and improved format. This will enable use to easily add and edit content in a mobile-friendly format, and provide more comprehensive educations materials and website help.
Adobe Flash is no longer required!
I’m pleased to announce that Abobe Flash is no longer required to view images!! This also means you can view images from mobile devices.