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Moravians of North Carolina

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Elisabeth "Liesel" (Fiscus) Walk (1750 - 1825)
Elisabeth Walk (Fiscus) Find A Grave Memorial ID # 5660573 Birth: Nov. 9, 1750 Conestoga Woods Lancaster County Pennsylvania, United States Death: Nov. 10, 1825 Rowan County North Carolina, United...
Ellen Rebecca Miller (1846 - 1892)
Ellen Rebecca Miller Shore (Transou)
George Addison Hedrick, Jr. (1809 - 1877)
George Addison Hedrick, Jr. George Addison Hedrick, Jr. was the eighth of eleven known children of Johannes George (went by George) Hedrick (1772-1844) and Mary Elizabeth Snyder Hedrick (1774-1814...
Maria Magdalena Clodfelter (1783 - 1822)
Maria Magdalena "Polly" Gladfelter (Walk) Find A Grave Memorial ID # 19090447 Maria 'Polly' Gladfelter (Walk) Birth: Sep 12, 1783 - Friedberg, Rowan (now Davidson) County, North Carolina Death: O...
John George Clodfelter, Jr. (1780 - 1845)
John George Clodfelter, Jr. Find A Grave Memorial ID # 20775692 John George Clodfelter was the fouirth of twelve known children of John George Gladfelter (became Clodfelter) Sr. (1751-1826) & Cath...

Moravians of North Carolina

The people in this project consist of German Moravians (wikipedia) that settled in the Wachovia area of North Carolina, including Bethania and Salem.
These people tended to keep meticulous records and are some of the most well-documented of our ancestors.
Because they were a part of a very close, sometimes bureaucratic society, it is fascinating to see how each acted as a piece of the community puzzle, fulfilling necessary roles.