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Jdean: moved Research People in the North Carolina Collection to Sources for researching people and UNC history

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Jdean at 19:47, 14 September 2009

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Jdean at 13:38, 21 August 2009

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Jdean: How to Research People in the North Carolina Collection moved to Research People in the North Carolina Collection

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How to Research People in the North Carolina Collection moved to Research People in the North Carolina Collection

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 * '''UNC - Chapel Hill Libraries online catalog.''' From the library's web site at http://www.lib.unc.edu/, you can search the holdings of all of the campus libraries, including the North Carolina Collection. From the drop-down menu, select a subject search and enter the name of the person you are researching (last name first). For family histories, simply enter the last name and the word "family" (for example, "Cameron family"). ''Please note: the North Carolina Collection has not yet entered all of its holdings in the online catalog. Remember to look at the card catalog to make sure that you have checked everything.''
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 * '''Government Records.''' When all else fails, government records remain as a possible source for finding information about individuals. The North Carolina Collection does not hold original documents (those are, in most cases, at either the State Archives in Raleigh or in county courthouses), but the library does have many published transcriptions of state and county records and North Carolina census records on microfilm. For published county records, search the library's catalogs by '''subject''' using the name of the county, for example, "Carteret County, N.C."
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 *University Archives finding  aids and record groups
 *Web sites of individual offices and departments

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	* '''Government Records.''' When all else fails, government records remain as a possible source for finding information about individuals. The North Carolina Collection does not hold original documents (those are, in most cases, at either the State Archives in Raleigh or in county courthouses), but the library does have many published transcriptions of state and county records and North Carolina census records on microfilm. For published county records, search the library's catalogs by '''subject''' using the name of the county, for example, "Carteret County, N.C."		* '''Government Records.''' When all else fails, government records remain as a possible source for finding information about individuals. The North Carolina Collection does not hold original documents (those are, in most cases, at either the State Archives in Raleigh or in county courthouses), but the library does have many published transcriptions of state and county records and North Carolina census records on microfilm. For published county records, search the library's catalogs by '''subject''' using the name of the county, for example, "Carteret County, N.C."
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		+	==Research University History==
		+	*University Archives finding aids and record groups
		+	*Web sites of individual offices and departments
		+	*[http://www.lib.unc.edu/ Library online catalog]
		+	*Alumni directories
		+	*Campus directories
		+	*Course catalogs (early ones list students and faculty)
		+	*''University Gazette'' [http://gazette.unc.edu/archive/ online since October 1994]
		+	*''Yackety Yack'' (the yearbook)
		+	*[http://www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/ref/clip/clippings.html North Carolina Collection clipping file]
		+	*[http://www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/ncc_bio/index.html North Carolina Collection biographical index]
		+	*''Dictionary of North Carolina Biography''
		+	*Published histories, the standard ones being
		+	**Kemp P. Battle, ''History of the University of North Carolina, 1789-1912'' [http://www.archive.org/details/historyofunivers01battuoft available online]
		+	**Louis R. Wilson, ''The University of North Carolina, 1900-1930''
		+	**William D. Snider, ''Light on the Hill: A History of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill''

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	* '''Government Records.''' When all else fails, government records remain as a possible source for finding information about individuals. The North Carolina Collection does not hold original documents (those are, in most cases, at either the State Archives in Raleigh or in county courthouses), but the library does have many published transcriptions of state and county records and North Carolina census records on microfilm. For published county records, search the library's catalogs by '''subject''' using the name of the county, for example, "Carteret County, N.C."		* '''Government Records.''' When all else fails, government records remain as a possible source for finding information about individuals. The North Carolina Collection does not hold original documents (those are, in most cases, at either the State Archives in Raleigh or in county courthouses), but the library does have many published transcriptions of state and county records and North Carolina census records on microfilm. For published county records, search the library's catalogs by '''subject''' using the name of the county, for example, "Carteret County, N.C."
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