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Scotland County, North Carolina Genealogy Resources

Are you just beginning your ancestry research in Scotland County, NC? Our expert research team has put
 together some helpful links and resources to help you get started with your family tree research. Many of the
NC resources listed on this page are often used by our genealogists during a typical ancestry search to help locate
important records like birth certificates, obituaries, court records, marriage certificates, land deeds, and family
 histories.

Cemeteries

Epodunk - Scotland County Cemeteries

Find a Grave - Scotland County, NC

Interment.net - Scotland County Cemeteries

North Carolina Cemetery Transcription and Photo Project - Scotland County, NC

North Carolina Gravestone Photo Project - Scotland County, NC

The Political Graveyard - Scotland County, NC

Rootsweb.com - Scotland County Cemeteries

Tombstone Transcription Project - Scotland County, NC

USGenWeb Archives - Scotland County, NC Cemetery Records

Census Records

1790 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1800 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1810 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1820 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1830 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1840 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1850 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1860 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1870 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1880 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1880 Census of Scotland County, NC - FamilySearch.org

1910 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1920 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

1930 Census of Scotland County, NC - Ancestry.com

Court and Legal Records

Directories

Estate Records

History

Scotland County, NC History - Wikipedia.org

Immigration and Naturalization Records

Land Records

Libraries and Archives

Scotland County Libraries

North Carolina State Archives - Raleigh, NC

North Carolina State Library - Raleigh, NC

Military Records

World War II Casualties, Army and Army Air Corps - Scotland County, NC

Obituaries

Scotland County Obituaries & Death Notices - USGenWeb Archives

Obituary Index - Scotland County, NC

Societies

North Carolina Genealogical Society - Raleigh, NC

Tax Lists

Vital Records

VitalRec.com - Scotland County Vital Records

Click Below to Learn More about Your North Carolina Genealogy

County	Formation Date	County Seat	Parent County
Alamance County	1849	Graham	Orange County
Albemarle County	1664	N/A	Original county (extinct)
Alexander County	1847	Taylorsville	Caldwell, Iredell, and Wilkes Counties
Alleghany County	1859	Sparta	Ashe County
Anson County	1750	Wadesboro	Bladen County
Ashe County	1799	Jefferson	Wilkes County
Avery County	1911	Newland	Caldwell, Mitchell, and Watauga Counties
Bath County	1696	Bath	Original county (extinct)
Beaufort County	1712	Washington	Original county
Bertie County	1722	Windsor	Chowan County
Bladen County	1734	Elizabethtown	New Hanover County
Brunswick County	1764	Bolivia	Bladen and New Hanover Counties
Bunscombe County	1791	Asheville	Burke and Rutherford Counties
Burke County	1777	Morganton	Rowan County
Bute County	1764	N/A	Extinct, formed from Granville County
Cabarrus County	1792	Concord	Mecklenburg County
Caldwell County	1841	Lenoir	Burke and Wilkes Counties
Camden County	1777	Camden	Pasquotank County
Carteret County	1722	Beaufort	Craven County
Caswell County	1777	Yanceyville	Orange County
Catawba County	1842	Newton	Lincoln County
Chatham County	1771	Pittsboro	Orange County
Cherokee County	1839	Murphy	Macon County
Chowan County	1668	Edenton	Albemarle County
Clay County	1861	Hayesville	Cherokee County
Cleveland County	1841	Shelby	Lincoln and Rutherford Counties
Columbus County	1808	Whiteville	Bladen  and Brunswick Counties
Craven County	1712	New Bern	Bath County
Cumberland County	1754	Fayetteville	Bladen County
Currituck County	1668	Currituck	Albemarle County
Dare County	1870	Manteo	Currituck, Hyde, and Tyrrell Counties
Davidson County	1822	Lexington	Rowan County
Davie County	1836	Mocksville	Rowan County
Dobbs County	1758		Extinct, formed from Johnston County
Duplin County	1750	Kenansville	New Hanover County
Durham County	1881	Durham	Orange and Wake Counties
Edgecombe County	1741	Tarboro	Bertie County
Forsyth County	1849	Winston-Salem	Stokes County
Franklin County	1779	Louisburg	Bute County
Gaston County	1846	Gastonia	Lincoln County
Gates County	1779	Gatesville	Chowan, Hertford, and Perquimans Counties
Graham County	1872	Robbinsville	Cherokee County
Granville County	1746	Oxford	Edgecombe County
Greene County	1791	Snow Hill	Dobbs County
Guilford County	1771	Greensboro	Orange and Rowan Counties
Halifax County	1758	Halifax	Edgecombe County
Harnett County	1855	Lillington	Cumberland County
Haywood County	1808	Waynesville	Buncombe County
Henderson County	1838	Hendersonville	Buncombe County
Hertford County	1759	Winton	Bertie, Chowan, and Northampton Counties
Hoke County	1911	Raeford	Cumberland and Robeson Counties
Hyde County	1705	Swan Quarter	Original county
Iredell County	1788	Statesville	Rowan County
Jackson County	1851	Sylva	Haywood and Macon Counties
Johnston County	1746	Smithfield	Craven County
Jones County	1779	Trenton	Craven County
Lee County	1907	Sanford	Chatham and Moore Counties
Lenoir County	1791	Kinston	Dobbs County
Lincoln County	1779	Lincolnton	Tryon County
McDowell County	1842	Marion	Burke and Rutherford Counties
Macon County	1828	Franklin	Haywood County
Madison County	1851	Marshall	Buncombe and Yancey Counties
Martin County	1774	Williamston	Halifax and Tyrrell Counties
Mecklenburg County	1762	Charlotte	1762
Mitchell County	1861	Bakersville	Burke, Caldwell, McDowell, Watauga, and Yancey Counties
Montgomery County	1779	Troy	Anson County
Moore County	1784	Carthage	Cumberland County
Nash County	1777	Nashville	Edgecombe County
New Hanover County	1729	Wilmington	Craven County
Northampton County	1741	Jackson	Bertie County
Onslow County	1734	Jacksonville	New Hanover County
Orange County	1752	Hillsborough	Bladen, Granville, and Johnston Counties
Pamlico County	1872	Bayboro	Beaufort and Craven Counties
Pasquotank County	1668	Elizabeth City	Albemarle County
Pender County	1875	Burgaw	New Hanover County
Perquimans County	1668	Hertford	Albemarle County
Person County	1791	Roxboro	Caswell County
Pitt County	1760	Greenville	Beaufort County
Polk County	1855	Columbus	Henderson  and Rutherford Counties
Randolph County	1779	Asheboro	Guilford County
Richmond County	1779	Rockingham	Anson County
Robeson County	1787	Lumberton	Bladen County
Rockingham County	1785	Wentworth	Guilford County
Rowan County	1753	Salisbury	Anson County
Rutherford County	1779	Rutherfordton	Tryon County
Sampson County	1784	Clinton	Duplin County
Scotland County	1899	Laurinburg	Richmond County
Stanly County	1841	Albemarle	Montgomery County
Stokes County	1789	Danbury	Surry County
Surry County	1771	Dobson	Rowan County
Swain County	1871	Bryson City	Jackson and Macon Counties
Transylvania County	1861	Brevard	Henderson and Jackson Counties
Tryon County	1768	Johnstown	Extinct, formed from Mecklenburg County
Tyrell County	1729	Columbia	Chowan, Currituck, and Pasquotank Counties
Union County	1842	Monroe	Anson and Mecklenburg Counties
Vance County	1881	Henderson	Franklin, Granville, and Warren Counties
Wake County	1771	Raleigh	Cumberland, Johnston, and Orange Counties
Warren County	1779	Warrenton	Bute County
Washington County	1799	Plymouth	Tyrrell County
Watauga County	1849	Boone	Ashe, Caldwell, Wilkes, and Yancey Counties
Wayne County	1779	Goldsboro	Dobbs County
Wilkes County	1778	Wilkesboro	Surry County
Wilson County	1855	Wilson	Edgecombe, Johnston, Nash, & Wayne Counties
Yadkin County	1850	Yadkinville	Surry County
Yancey County	1833	Burnsville	Buncombe and Burke Counties

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