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23 November 2010
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Julian Smith replied on Permalink
I'm here again.
How about a bio of George Garland Allen of Warrenton and New York?
He was a big wheel in the Duke empire and British American Tobacco Co.
Julian Smith
ehorton replied on Permalink
Thanks, Julian. We love suggestions! George Garland Allen is mentioned in this entry: North Carolina Society of New York. We will put it on our list of possible biographies to include. Thanks again for the suggestions!
Emily Horton, Government & Heritage Library, State Library of NC
Julian Smith replied on Permalink
How about a bio of Thomas Jefferson Green and his son Wharton Jackson Green of Warren County, NC?
They were quite some people.
julian Smith
Mike Childs replied on Permalink
The biography for Thomas Jefferson Green is now available here. The biography on Wharton Jackson Green is coming soon. I'll comment again when it is available.
Emily Horton, Government & Heritage Library, State Library of NC
Mike Childs replied on Permalink
The biography for Wharton Jackson Green is now available. Thanks for your interest!
Mike Childs, Government & Heritage Library, State Library of N.C.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
WOW!! I'm impressed! Great job on putting this all together. Kudos to Michelle and the entire staff for "great beginnings"! As a property owner in Brunswick County, I'll be back for more research answers! THANK YOU!
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Hey michelle,
i mean i want some REALLLLLLLLLLYYYYYYY cool facts about nc... so, um can u like tell me where that is? i already know about the quick facts page, and no offense, but those facts aren't really that cool. i want facts that
make me say, "WOW! Those are AMAZING facts!" so... puh-leez help me find that mk?
munderhill replied on Permalink
I think you may have asked the same question on another page. If not, someone else asked something very similar. Regardness, here is a link to the response that links to several entries here with some interesting information about North Carolina.
http://ncpedia.org/about/quickfacts#comment-616
I hope it helps!
Michelle Czaikowski, Government & Heritage Library
Anonymous replied on Permalink
This site is WAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY COOL1!!! thx 4 helping me with my state report!! i luv how on the homepage the cardinal changes 2 a dogwood n then the dogwood changes 2 a squirrel. also, i do wanna learn some REALLY REALLY amazing cool awesome facts about nc. anywhere i can get that?
munderhill replied on Permalink
Thanks for the compliments.
As for where you might find cool facts, I'd start with the Quick Facts page: http://ncpedia.org/about/quickfacts
and the trivia quiz: http://ncpedia.org/nc-quiz
I hope this helps!
Michelle Czaikowski, Government & Heritage Library
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