The Moravians in North Carolina: An Authentic History

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. (1857) 2002. Reprint. Soft Cover. 214 pages. An historical work that begins by looking at North Carolina in 1752, this work has large print and a new fullname index. It is easy to follow and interesting for those desiring additional knowledge of North Carolina’s early history. The chapters contain information on the Political and Social Condition of North Carolina in 1752; Wachovia, the First Settlement at Bethabara 1753; the Indian War Bethania 1759; F. W. De Marshall; Salem 1766; Friedberg 1772; Friedland 1780; Hope 1780; Revolutionary War; Half a Century 1803; Salem Female Academy 1804; Indian Mission 1801; Negro Mission 1822; Home Mission 1835; New Congregations 1830; the Older Congregations 1806-1856; List of Ministers and Other Brethren in the Service of the Province in General, and of the Salem Congregation in Particular; Ministers of the Country Congregations; and the Brethren’s Unity. In addition to the information found in the main text, there are four appendices. The appendices include information on the First Settlers and Heads of Families; Churches and Other Public Buildings; Houses Built in Salem 1766-1816; and Additions and Notes. .