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PAMLICO COUNTY

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A LITTLE HISTORY

Pamlico was formed in 1872 from Craven and Beaufort counties. It was named after Pamlico Sound, which was named for an Indian tribe of the area. Pamlico County lies in the eastern part of North Carolina, bounded by Pamlico Sound, the Neuse River and Beaufort and Craven counties. Court was held at a store in Vandimere until 1876. In 1876 a legislative act authorized commissioners to put to a vote of the people the possibility of moving the county seat. Bayboro, incorporated in 1881, was made the county seat.



 

 


 

COUNTY AND SPECIAL PROJECTS

Obituaries

Trails to the Past Photo Archives

Surnames

Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association

Cemeteries

Emigrant Trails

Marriages

Ghost Towns (by state)

Births

Home Cookin'

Resources

Native Americans

Divorces

U.S. Cemeteries

Newspaper "Bits & Pieces

 U.S. Forts

Estate Records

Civil War Site

   

"What's New"

 

  A big thank you to Diane Mason Kelly who donated all the the data for Palmico County!
Diane does have a copyright © on all of her work.

 

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