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Images of Wills and Estates 1851 to 1902
Testators:
Adams, Daniel J.
Adams, George
Adkins, Horatio
Baldwin, A. T.
Benbow, Evan
Benham, E. A.
Brown, Ellen
Brown, Henry
Brown, Jacob
Chapman, Allen
Claywell, J. S.
Colvard, B. G.
Daub, H. N.
Dickerson, Alfonso
Felts, Harrison
Fleming, David
Fleming, Elizabeth
Fleming, F.
Fleming, Henry W.
Glen, Elizabeth Gails
Greer, David
Hall, Alexander
Hampton, Alford
Harding, B.
Harrison, A.
Hellmund, Bell
Henderson, Bennett
Hobson, David
Holcomb, Anna
Hoots, Daniel
Houser, Adam
Hutchins, Alexander Sr.
Johnson, A. J.
Lynch, Elizabeth
Martin, Aaron
Norman, David W.
North, Ann
Parker, George
Perry, J. J.
Perry, J. J.
Reavis, Charles
Reece, Abraham
Reece, Alvis
Reinhardt, Christian
Robinson, Harvey
Rose, Elizabeth
Rowland, A.
Skidmore, Alexander
Sparks, Benjamin
Speer, Aquila
Stallings, Alexander
Stedman, Charles
Steelman, George
Streetman, Dora A.
Swain, Franklin
Tomlin, A. N.
Vankey, Clayton
Vestal, Alexander
Vestal, Gina
Wade, C. B.
Wade, Gholson
Wagoner, Catharine
Hall, Martha C.
Wilkins, George
Williams, Isaac
Wilson, Conrad
Windsor, Elisha A.
Woodruff, Allen
Miscellaneous
- 1860 Mortality Census
- Confederate Soldieres 1861-1865
The Tulbert House
The Tulbert house was built around 1852 about the time that the city of Yadkinville was founded. Today it serves as the home of the Yadkin County Historical Society. It is situated adjacent to the Jail House.
Images of Wills and Estates 1902 to 1922
Testators:
Anderson, Henry
Angle, Hulda J.
Angel, Milton
Armstrong, John
Baity, Jain
Barron, Elizabeth C. and J. N.
Bodenhammer, J. C.
Brandon, J. C.
Brinkley, J. W.
Brown, Bettie
Brown, Dock
Brown, G. W.
Bryant, J. S.
Burchett, Ann
Burton, David T.
Carlton, Louisa
Carter, A. D.
Carter, Joseph
Carter, Joseph W.
Casstewana, M. A.
Chapel, Joshua Lewis
Cockerham, D. J.
Conrad, John T.
Cook, Isaac
Cook, Joseph
Cook, L. W.
Cornelius, A. E.
Cowan, John T., estate
Craven, Lewis Nathaniel
Creson, D. Y.
Cropper, Henry
Crumel, James
Dalton, Cloe
Dauk, Alvis
Davis, Jane
Davis, J. E.
Davis, M. D.
DeJern, D. F.
Doss, John M.
Dreece, Joel
Drewry, M. E.
Fleming, J. J.
George, J. F.
Gouch, Emily Harriett
Gouch, J. E.
Grass, Elizabeth
Hall, Julia P.
Hall, Martha C.
Hall, Mary J.
Hampton, John
Harbin, James
Harris, Caroline
Harris, John A.
Hayes, Esther
Hickerson, Alvin
Hinshaw, John
Hinshaw, Joseph
Hoats, D. B.
Hobson, John William
Hobson, Mary J.
Holleman, John
Horn, A.
Houser, C. S.
Houser, Louisa
Huff, E. M.
Hutchens, Hezekiah
Hutchens, James
Inscore, D. W.
Jester, John M.
Jester, John Milton
Johnson, C. D.
Jones, Jane
Jones, J. M.
Lang, Isaac
Long, Alfred
Long, Elizaberth
Long, George
Long, H. O.
Long, James
Lynch, J. M.
Marshall, Henry
Martin, D. A.
Martin, J. H. Sr.
Matthews, A. J.
Mayberry, E. M.
Melton, Elizabeth
Messick, John
Myers, David Clinton
Myers, Granville
Myers, James H.
Neyers, D. J.
Norman, John H.
Pass, John W.
Patterson, John H.
Perdue, Major
Poindexter, Ann Catharine
Poindexter, John H.
Poindexter, Julia Ann Catharine
Poindexter, Mariah
Prim, Isaac
Prim, Mary
Randleman, George W.
Reaves, Giles
Reed, Abel N.
Reese, F. W.
Roberson, L. B.
Sawyers, Joe
Share, Calvin
Shares, Henderson
Shares, Henry
Shermer, Dillard
Shermer, Elizabeth
Shore, James
Shoves, John
Shugart, J. A.
Smitherman, A. P.
Sparks, M. J.
Spears, Julina
Sprouse, Millie
Steelman, C. H.
Steelman, M. J.
Talbert, Emily
Turner, Alexander W.
Wagoner, Daniel
Wagoner, Frederick
Wagoner, Henry
Wagoner, John
Wagoner, Moses M.
Warden, E. N.
Warden, J.
Whitehead, John
Whitlock, J. B.
Wilkins, H. D.
Williams, James Sr.
Williams, J. B.
Windsor, J. W.
Names of Images of Yadkin County, North Carolina Wills and Estates for Family Tree Researchers

The county was formed in 1850 from that part of Surry County south of the Yadkin River, for which it was named.
First Inhabitants to Yadkin County
The earliest known inhabitants of the region included the Tutelo and Saponi Indians, and after they left, settlers consisted of Germans, Scotch-Irish, Welsh and Englishmen. Quakers also migrated into the area and they are found in the graveyard of the Deep Creek Friends Meeting House.