The East Carolina University copy of the Moseley Map is the only known original print of this historic map currently extant in the United States.  The Public Record Office in London and the Eton College Library have copies, but they are both in poor condition.  No other copies are known to exist.  This copy, which disappeared from public view during the mid-nineteenth century, was donated to East Carolina University by Mrs. John W. Graham of Edenton, NC.  It will hang permanently in the reading room of the East Carolina Manuscript Collection in J.Y. Joyner Library at East Carolina University.

For an index of family names and Indian tribes on the Moseley Map, click here .

For family names as they appear in geographic areas, click here .

Read an excerpt about the Moseley Map from William P. Cumming's book, The Southeast in Early Maps here .

The Friends of Joyner Library have made available for purchase, 26" x 33", reproductions of the Moseley Map,  on high quality parchment cover stock, suitable for framing at a cost of $20 plus $5 for shipping and handling .  Included with the purchase of the map is an extensive and detailed source of information on the names and locations of early settlers, plantations, and Indian tribes along the 1733 North Carolina coast.  Purchases can be made through:

Friends of Joyner Library
2400 Joyner Library
East Carolina University
Greenville, NC  27858-4353 . 

Please make checks payable to Friends of Joyner Library.  For questions call (252) 328-4090.