Chatham County Links
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Chatham County Travel & Tourism - The place to look if you are planning a visit to Chatham County, NC. Includes accommodations, dining, shopping and events calendar. | |
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Cemeteries of Chatham County, and cemeteries of surrounding counties are now online - The Chatham listing is a searchable database of all the cemeteries and family plots in Chatham County. | |
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Chatham County Home Page - The official Chatham County, NC web site with links to various government, non-profit, and commercial sites in the county. | |
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Col. John Randolph Lane Society- If you are interested in the Civil War and Chatham County's historical part in the war, this is the site for your research. | |
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NCGenWeb: Chatham County - For any genealogical research in Chatham County, NC, this is the number one place to begin. | |
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D'ADDEZIO Directory of Historical Societies in North Carolina. Also includes historical societies throughout the US and Canada. | |
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NC Office of Archives and History - State archives, government records, other historical services. Includes NC Map of Historic Sites. | |
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Friends of the Pittsboro Memorial Library - The Friends of the Pittsboro Memorial Library has a site that will help you do research at the Pittsboro Memorial Library. | |
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Orange County Historical Museum in Hillsborough, North Carolina | |
| D-OGS | Durham-Orange Genealogical Society of North Carolina - Chatham County was formed from Orange County in 1770, so if you are researching early Chatham, you may want to check this web site. | |
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Civil War Traveler. com. The North Carolina Civil War Trails program is officially under way with the installation of several new markers designating sites in various locations across the state. | |
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North Carolina Railroad Museum | |
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Oral Histories of the American South - Click on a general topic on the left side of the screen or put in a search word, such as 'Bynum.' | ||
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The Southern Oral History Program collects interviews with Southerners who have made significant contributions to a variety of fields and interviews that will render historically visible those whose experience is not reflected in traditional written sources. |












