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Mabry Mill,Va. on the Blue Ridge Parkway. One of Papa's favorite places. Louis Cole (Papa) 1919-2005, We shall meet again.
COLES IN THE
CIVIL WAR
     
Company K 19th regiment
2nd regiment N.C. calvary

Company D 65th regiment
6th regiment N.C. calvary

2nd Company G 3rd regiment
40th regiment N.C. artillery

Company D 56th regiment
N.C. infantry

Company G 28th regiment
N.C. infantry

Company D 1st regiment
N.C. infantry

Company C 35th regiment
N.C. infantry

Company E 31st regiment
N.C. infantry

Company A 13th battalion
N.C. infantry

2nd Company D 15th regiment
N.C. state troops/N.C. infantry

Company D 1st regiment
N.C. state troops/N.C. infantry



PHOTOS
Cole family gravesite
Samuel A. Cole b.1837
The Thomas Cole House


BIOGRAPHIES &
     DOCUMENTS

Anthony Cole b.1804
Stephen Cole b.1826
Thomas Cole b.1823
Anthony W. Cole b.1839
William Andy Cole b.1831
James Allen Cole b.1824
Levi Cole b.1841


PRESENT COLE'S
Louis Cole's 1938 cross country trip


LINEAGES
The lineage of Thomas Cole
The lineage of Stephen Cole
The lineage of Samuel A. Cole
The lineage of Levi Cole
The lineage of William Andy Cole
The lineage of James Allen Cole
The lineage of Anthony Wayne Cole

Your Webmaster
Robin L. Cole


Research By
Ralph L. Cole


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Cole Family News:

I am planning a trip across Virginia to most of the major battlefields. I will post pics along with the Cole's involvement.



My GGGG-Grandparents Anthony and Susannah Cole
This picture was probably taken in front of there home
on what is now Cole Mill Rd. in Durham N,C.



Through the centuries the COLE family was affiliated with many different clans through marriage. The clan MACDOUGALL claims the COLE family as a sept or directly affiliated family, entitled to clan rights including the use of the clan tartan. The COLE family first appears in the records of Cornwall where they were recorded as an ancient Cornwall family before the year 1100. The notable COLE family is shown in the ancient manuscripts and cartularies as tracing their ancestry to Cornish origin. The most ancient COLE family Coat of Arms was recorded between the 12th and 15th centuries.

This site is dedicated to the Cole's of the past, present, and future. Throughout this site you can read all about our (and maybe yours too) local history. Many of our kin fought in the Civil War. Some were captured as pow's,some were wounded or killed, while others went on to carry out the Cole famliy name. You can read from articles on their regiments and even view a Civil War news article featuring a story on my ggg-grandfather Stephen.

If you're interested in your Cole family history I'm sure you'll get your fill here. All of the information contained in this site was compiled through years of research by our father Ralph Louis Cole. It was gathered from local libraries, micro film, and the archives in Raleigh. The eight generations of Cole's you will find here resided in Durham and Orange counties in North Carolina, taking us back to 1804. Our ninth and tenth generation we believe will take us into to Chatam county. We hope the information and documents you find here will assist you in your search. In addition any information you wish to submit will be added to this site. Please bear with us as we get all our information online. So kick back relax and take a trip back to 1804 and our family history. Thanks and enjoy!

AN ADDED NOTE:IF ANYONE HAS TIES TO SOMEONE AT THE DURHAM HERALD OR NEWS OF ORANGE PAPERS THAT MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN THIS SITE OR PRINTING THE WEB ADDRESS PLEASE CONTACT ME OR GIVE THEM A LINK! THE MORE LOCAL PUBLICITY WE HAVE THE MORE PEOPLE WE CAN HELP WITH THERE MISSING LINKS, THANKS AGAIN!