Information on this website is public record, and it is maintained and provided in accordance with the Public Records Law of North Carolina. Housing Affordability & Community Revitalization.City-County Bureau of Identification (CCBI).Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.NC Cooperative Extension – Wake County Center.She was the daughter of Annie Cameron (nee Collins) and William Lewis Wall of Durham, North Carolina and was a descendant of Thomas Ruffin, chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court (1833-1852), and Duncan Cameron, who served in both the state house and senate between 1802 to 1824. She retired from her post as chief librarian at the Veteran’s Administration Hospital in Fayetteville, North Carolina in 1964. She served as a librarian for the New York Public Library and at Greensboro Senior High School, in Greensboro, North Carolina. She was a member of the Orange County Board of Education from 1925 until 1929. Wall (Decemto April 2, 1986) was a career librarian and a devoted patron and benefactor of the Orange County Public Library. State Library of North Carolina, Genealogy Services: Contains resources such as county histories, family histories, periodicals, published abstracts, and reference materials.Southern Historical Collection: Contains primary historical documents such as diaries, drawings, journals, ledgers, letters, maps, photographs, and oral histories.Orange County Government Register of Deeds: Maintains historical documents pertaining to Orange County that include property, marriage, births and deaths records (accessible to the general public).Orange County Government Natural and Cultural Resources: Coordinates efforts toward environmental protection (air/climate, land, and water) and resource conservation (farmland, historic, and archaeological).

North Carolina State Archives: Maintains an extensive searchable collection of historical materials relating to North Carolina including official records of state, county and local governmental units including bonds, census data, court, land, estate, marriage, tax, wills, and military records.

The Collections are free and full-text searchable, and bring together content from the State Archives of North Carolina and the State Library of North Carolina

North Carolina Digital Collections: Provides access to more than 90,000 historic and recent photographs, state government publications, manuscripts, and other resources on topics related to North Carolina.

Durham-Orange Genealogical Society: Researches and preserves family history of Durham and Orange Counties, NC.

Colonial and State Records of North Carolina: Provides access to the 30-volume set of records published between 1886-1907 including census, court, land and military records maps obituaries, and more.

Cemetery Census: Provides free listings of cemetery surveys along with photographs of grave markers.

Here you can find research records of the school, its history, environs, and related subjects, including the Burwell Family, Burwell School students, enslaved people, such as Elizabeth Keckly, and others who lived and/or worked there

Burwell School: Preserves the setting for 1 of the state’s earliest schools for girls, The Burwell Academy for Young Ladies.

Alliance for Historic Hillsborough: Offers educational programs, special events, tours, and visitor services.

HeritageQuest: Contains birth, marriage, and death records census data city directories family genealogies land and probate records local histories tax lists, and moreĪrea Historic Sites and Additional Online Resources.

Provides, birth, death, and marriage records census records historical stories and maps newspaper articles photos, and more

(library edition): At all public computers in the library.

Land grants to early settlers in present Wake County, 1739 to 1820.

Land grants to early settlers in old Orange County, 1743 to 1810.Alamance, Caswell, Durham, Orange, Person County Roads, 1982.North Carolina Historical Review, 1924 to Present.North Carolina Genealogical Society Journal, 1975 to Present.Hillsborough Historical Society, August 1981 to July 1995.At the bottom of the page, you'll find a list of area historic sites and additional online resources provided by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the State of North Carolina, among others. Wall Local History Collection which contains historical reference items from the area, including: books, journals, magazines, maps, microfilm, and online resources. The Orange County Public Library is the home of the Rebecca B.

Wake county tax records by name