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US Southern Colonies Project | US Southern Colonies Teams | Colonial Teams
Project Coordinator: Sandy Patak
The geographical teams in the US Southern Colonies Project are organized as follows:
- Province of Maryland Team
- Colony of Virginia Team
- Jamestown Team (through the January 1624/5 Muster)
- Province of Carolina Team
- Province of North Carolina (1712-1776) Team
- Province of South Carolina (1712-1776) Team
- Province of Georgia Team
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See this Directory for WikiTree pages to help you with your research - both by-Colony and across the project.
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I also have a question. Can I put files I've been working on into the mix? The profiles have room for more sourcing and information and would really benefit from giving me the option of bringing them in.
and one more question: would Salzburgers be notable and not applicable? or can we include these poor over worked austrians that settled in Effington County?
edited by Amanda (Moyer) Torrey
If by "files" you mean profiles, yes, as long as they fall within the scope of the project (pre-1776). That includes your Salzburgers.