Histories of North Carolina Friends Meetings
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Deep River Friends: A Valiant People
Deep River Friends: A Valiant People (1985 revised and updated 2009) Illustrated, indexed history of Deep River Friends Meeting from 1753 to the present. Author: Cecil E. Haworth
Friends ‘At the Spring:’ A history of Spring Monthly Meeting
New in 2016 — updated with two new chapters and an index, this long-out-of-print 1984 history of one of the oldest Quaker meetings in Piedmont North Carolina, is a rich resource for genealogists. Friends ‘At the Spring:’ A history of … Continued
Friends at Back Creek: Into the Third Century
Friends at Back Creek: Into the Third Century (1993) Located in Randolph County, Back Creek Meeting’s history spans more than 250 years. Authors: Barbara N. Grigg and Myrle L. Walker
Greensboro Monthly Meeting of Friends
Greensboro Monthly Meeting of Friends: A New Meeting of a New Age (1987) An illustrated, indexed history of the meeting and its relationship to older Guilford County meetings as well. Author: Hiram H. Hilty
New Garden Friends Meeting: The Christian People Called Quakers
New Garden Friends Meeting: The Christian People Called Quakers (updated 2001) Illustrated, indexed history of the oldest monthly meeting in Guilford County. Author: Hiram H. Hilty
New Hope Friends Meeting and the Elroy Community
New Hope Friends Meeting and the Elroy Community (1987) Author: James K. Thompson
Walk with Us: Pine Hill’s Heritage and Hope
Walk with Us: Pine Hill’s Heritage and Hope (1999) This illustrated history of the Surry County meeting includes and indexed cemetery listing. Author: Melva K. Greene
White Plains Friends Meeting, 1850-1952
White Plains Friends Meeting, 1850-1952 (1982) History of the Surry County meeting. Authors: Frederick R. Crownfield and Hurley T. Simpson