NCGenWeb Digital Bookshelf

STATWIDE

• First annual publication of the Historical Society of the North Carolina Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South (1897)
• History of Methodism in North Carolina, from 1772 to the present time (1905)
• Moravians in North Carolina: an authentic history (1857) – particular emphasis on Forsyth, Rowan, Stokes & Surry counties
• Pioneer Presbyterian Preachers of the Piedmont North Carolina (1928)
• Sketches of the pioneers of Methodism in North Carolina and Virginia (1884)
• Union churches in North Carolina during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (2001)

COUNTY-SPECIFIC

• Alamance County
  • Centennial history of Macedonia Lutheran Church, 1869-1969 (1969)
  • Phillips Chapel United Methodist Church, 1849-1981 (1981)
  • Shiloh, a Methodist Church, 1814-1984, Alamance County, N.C. (1984)
• Ashe County
  • Ashe Presbyterian (Presbyterian Church newspaper) - Mar 1959 – Dec 1966
• Burke County
  • Highland Churchman (paper of the Western Diocese of Western NC) – April 1946 – April 1948 | May 1948 – Nov 1951
• Catawba County
  • Centennial history of First Presbyterian Church, Hickory, N.C. (1973)
• Craven County
  • History of the Presbyterian church in New Bern, N.C. (1886)
  • Crown of life; History of Christ Church, New Bern, N. C., 1715-1940 (1940)
  • First Baptist Church dedication services : New Bern, North Carolina, 1809-1848-1943
• Cumberland County
  • History of Camp Ground Methodist Church, Fayetteville, North Carolina, 1862-1962. (1962)

• Durham County
  • History of Trinity United Methodist Church, 1961-1972 (1972)
  • Methodist Church in Durham (1915)
• Edgecombe County
  • Eastern Star Missionary Baptist Church
  • History of Tarboro First Baptist Church
  • McKendree United Methodist Church
  • St. Anne’s Mission
  • West Edgecombe Baptist Church
• Gaston County
  • Addition to the History of the First Presbyterian Baptist Church in Gastonia (1961) 

• Granville County
  • History of Grassy Creek Baptist Church, from its foundation to 1880 : with biographical sketches of its pastors and ministers (1880)
• Guilford County
  • West Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South: a history of its growth and influence for one hundred years from its foundation in 1830, until October 12th, 1930 (1934)
• Haywood County
  • History of the First United Methodist Church, Waynesville, North Carolina : 1831-1981 (1891)
• Martin County
  • Centennial celebration of the Church of the Advent, Williamston, N.C (1915)
• Mecklenburg County
  • First United Methodist Church, Charlotte, North Carolina (1983)
  • History of Hopewell Presbyterian Church for 175 years from the assigned date of its organization, 1762 (1939)
  • Short history of Hickory Grove Methodist Episcopal church, South, 1844-1935 (1935)
• New Hanover County
  • An address delivered in St. James’ Church, Wilmington, North Carolina, at the interment of Dr. Thomas H. Wright, Monday, September 23, 1861 (1861)
• Orange County
  • Chapel Hill Methodist Church : a centennial history, 1853-1953 (1954)
  • Church of the atonement and the Chapel of the cross at Chapel Hill, North Carolina (1938)
  • Historical sketch of New Hope Church, in Orange County, N.C. (1891)
  • Negro churches and Sunday schools, Orange County, North Carolina : a field study (1916)
  • A historical sketch of New Hope Church in Orange County, N.C. (2002)
• Pasquotank County
  • Brief history of Christ Episcopal Church parish, Elizabeth City, N.C (1848)
  • History of the First Baptist Church, Elizabeth City, North Carolina, 1786-1961 (1963)
• Randolph County
  • Jordan Memorial United Methodist Church, 1886-1986 : service to God and man (1986)
• Robeson County
  • First Baptist Church, Lumberton, North Carolina; one hundred years of Christian witnessing, 1855-1955
• Rowan County
  • History of Thyatira Church, 1753 to 1925 (1925)
  • Proceedings of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod and Ministerium of North Carolina and Adjacent Parts: convened in John’s Church, at Salisbury, Rowan County, N. Carolina, May 2nd and days succeeding, A.D. 1835
  • Thyatira Presbyterian Church 1753-1948