http://www.shorelibrary.com/heritage-center?fbclid=IwAR3YlgT5lDgLEX7BU4yX-fUfvU0ne7pnITR0JBXFlW6TfM6TqvtmFNxctJ4

https://www.your-family-history.com/surname/n/nock/?fbclid=IwAR3G5iYNGxwXhIQFXohXdXetsVRnJv45iXVdpPAO-Yu806tX3JM4dIK7pV0

Kentucky Heritage

https://www.peweevalleyhistory.org/truman-nock-house.html

This is an excellent source for information on the history of the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Just a reminder that this region of America is the original home of most Nock’s in this country. This history goes back to the earliest English settlements in the early 1600’s.

http://www.esva.net/ghotes/history/ghotes1e.htm

http://www.linkpendium.com/accomack-va-genealogy/

Virginia Shore genealogist, historian researches family roots

https://www.delmarvanow.com/story/news/2018/05/02/virginia-shore-genealogist-historian-bobby-harmon-researches-family-roots/564182002/

I’ve just returned from attending the Ghotes Genealogy Conference in Accomack, Virginia. I must say that it exceeded all of my expectations. The list of speakers were a who’s who of Eastern Shore history and genealogy. They all did a wonderful job, and their passion was contagious!

It was also nice to be able to spend a few days with the other attendees who have a love for genealogy, as I do. New friendships were created, and I look forward to continued communication with a number of folks, there. If you have a chance to attend a future conference, I highly recommend it!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ghotes-conference-2018-tickets-45289911344

http://www.ghotes.net/