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Ask for Family Research Help FREE Rootz Tools & Resources: A1 - Why Roots? A Girl Like Me Video & Clarke Doll Test II
A2 - Autobiography The Meaning of Your First Name & Last Name What Happened On The Day I was Born?
A3 - Elders Variant Spelling of Family Names (thesaurus) PeopleFinders (search for living relatives, parents, kids) SSDI (transitioned relatives; social security death index: use 'advanced search' tab to save time) Boston Public Library (Heritage Quest no longer available...go to Brookline Public Library: register your bpl card there to use remote; otherwise go to ancestry.com inside any BPL branch- write to the BPL to complaint against their chosen cutbacks) Footnote.com as an alternate source of many records.
A4 - Sasha & Zamani Family Name Timeline (scroll to bottom for 'TIMELINE') Civil War Soldier & Sailor System
A5 - Africa I Belong
A6 - Bearing Tradition: Sharing the Lessons: National Assoc. of Black Storytellers
Other Rootz Tools & Resources: Ankobia6Tools.xls (Excel Spreadsheet includes: contacts, home artifacts log, pedigree, family group sheets, research tracker, surname list) Federal Census Picture.xls Key facts on U.S. Federal Census. UScountiesMap.jpg All U.S. counties on one map. Surnameslist.xls Keep a handle on all of the branches of your family tree. DescendantReport.doc (Word Document) An intelligent family research plan. Free Family Tree (windows programs): RootsMagic Essentials (click on "Free Download") or Additional downloads to start documenting your Family Rootz
Organizations: Afro-American Hist. & Genealogical Soc. New England Chapter Center For African-American Genealogical Research 100 tools to get you started building a family tree (type ctrl + F and search by keywords: 'African' or 'Latino' for example). Ankobia6 Flyer (print and distribute freely)
AfriGeneas - www.afrigeneas.com/
Cyndi's List - African-American -www.cyndislist.com/african.htm
Afro-American Historical and Genealogical
Society -www.aahgs.org/
Freedmens Bureau Online -www.freedmensbureau.com/
African American Cemeteries Online
www.prairiebluff.com/aacemetery/
Free African Americans of Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, and Delaware - www.freeafricanamericans.com
Family Tree Maker: African-American Research
www.genealogy.com/00000360.html
Ancestry.com: African American Research
www.ancestry.com/library/view/ancmag/2052.asp
Ancestry.com: The Transition from Slavery to Freedom
www.ancestry.com/library/view/news/articles/3318.asp
African American Genealogy -afrogenealogy.8m.com
Major African-Native Genealogy Webpage African American Military History African American Cemeteries Online African American Census Schedules Online CWSS Project: United States Colored Troops National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) General LDS Church Family History Resources Daughters of the American Revolution Genealogical Research Library Ancestors - PBS series companion site
African American Lives - PBS series companion site Software Maker Sites: Vital Records: Social Security Death Index (SSDI)
Death Records: Online Searchable Death Indexes & Databases Surname Lists: GENDEX--WWW Genealogical Index
Free Negros Free African Americans of North Carolina and Virginia Free Black Registry of Augusta County and Staunton City, Virginia Creoles of Color in 19th Century New Orleans
Slavery AfriGeneas Slave Data Collection Slave Movement During the 18th and 19th Centuries Slave Voices from the Duke University Special Collections Library Excerpts from Slave Narratives North American Slave Narratives Freedmen and Southern Society Project Alabama State Archives - Slavery Middle Passages - Slave Ship Database Been Here So Long: Selections from WPA Slave Narratives Ohio Ex-Slave Narratives, 1937-1938 Illinois Database of Servitude and Emancipation Records (1722-1863) The Slave Revolt On Board the American Brig Creole Runaway Slave Advertisements from Colonial Newspapers Large Slaveholders of 1860 and African American Surname Matches from 1870 Birth In The African Tradition Appraisement & Inventory of Slaves in Wills - Macon County, AL Heritage of Slavery in South Africa - Slavery at the Cape Afro-Louisiana History and Genealogy 1719-1820 Sankofa's Afrikan Slave Genealogy Slavery and the Underground Railroad in Maryland Son of the South, "Slave Heritage Resource Center" Voyages: The Transatlantic Slave Trade Database
Military African American Military History Revolutionary War:
Colored Patriots of the American Revolution Civil War: Freedom Fighters - United States Colored Troops in the Civil War Organization of United States Colored Troops By State United States Sailors and Soldiers U.S. Colored Troops formed in North Carolina African American Civil War Memorial The Resting Places of US Colored Troops Black Civil War Soldiers of the Trans Mississippi West Vermont African Americans in the Civil War Tennessee Colored Pension Applications for CSA Service 55th Regiment Colored Infantry 106th Regiment Colored Infantry 111th Regiment Colored Infantry Buffalo Soldiers:
The Buffalo Soldiers of the Western Frontier WWI:
The American Negro in the World War WWII: 366th Infantry Regiment (WWII) The Men of Montford Point: The First Black Marines Korean Conflict:
African Americans in the Korean War Vietnam War:
Black History The Carter G. Woodson Institute African-American Mosaic (Library of Congress) African-American Odyssey (Library of Congress) African-American Perspectives (Library of Congress) WPA American Life Histories (Library of Congress) Historical Text Archive: African American History African-American Women: A Research Guide The W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for Afro-American Research Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture African American Family History Research - Missouri 19th Century African American Newspapers African American Women - Online Archival Exhibits Mississippi Civil Rights Oral History Bibliography John & Sarah: A Family's Journey To Freedom The Black Experience in America Institute for African American Studies, University of Georgia African American Inventor Series: Slave Laws The African World Online Holocaust Museum
National Visionary Leadership Project Images: Images of African Americans from the 19th Century Photographs from the Alabama Negro Extension Service African American Images from Syracuse, New York Jackson Davis Collection of African American Educational Photographs
Black-Native History Siler Roll: 1851 Census of Cherokees east of the Mississippi Black Indians and Intertribal Native Americans Association African - Native Americans: We are still here Freedom Fighters (Black Seminoles) African-Native Americans: We are still here: A Photo Exhibit Black Seminoles in Texas and Mexico
Mixed Race genealogy Strat43z's Tri-Racial Genealogy Page American Cross Race Genealogy Research Website
Race and Ethnicity Battles in Red, Black and White: Virginia's Racial Integrity Law of 1924 The Blurred Racial Lines of Famous Families
Black Genealogy African-American Cultural & Genealogical Society Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society AAHGS - Prince Georges County, MD African American Genealogical Society of Northern California African American Genealogy Group African American Genealogy Group of the Miami Valley (OH) African American Genealogy Society of Sacramento, CA African Atlantic Genealogical Society Black Family Genealogy & History Society (AZ) Fred Hart Williams Genealogical Society (MI) Black Belt African American Genealogical and Historical Society (AL) Wisconsin Black Historical Society and Museum
Black Church African Methodist Episcopal Churches on the Internet African-American Churches in Tucson African American Churches on the Internet Links to AME Churches on the Web National Baptist Convention, USA
Museums ALABAMA State Black Archives Research Center and Museum (Normal) CALIFORNIA African American Museum & Library at Oakland California African American Museum (Los Angeles) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA National Museum of African American History and Culture FLORIDA Carter G. Woodson African American Museum (St. Petersburg) Riley House Museum (Tallahasee) Wells' Built Museum (Orlando) GEORGIA APEX Museum (Atlanta) Jack Hadley Black History Museum (Thomasville) Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History (Augusta) Tubman African American Museum (Macon) IDAHO Idaho Black History Museum (Boise) ILLINOIS DuSable Museum of African American History (Chicago) INDIANA African / African-American Historical Museum (Fort Wayne) IOWA African American Historical Museum and Cultural Center of Iowa (Cedar Rapids) KANSAS Kansas African American Museum (Wichita) LOUISIANA Arna Bontemps African American Museum (Alexandria) River Road African American Museum (Donaldsonville) MARYLAND Banneker-Douglass Museum (Annapolis) Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture (Baltimore) MASSACHUSETTS Museum of African American History (Boston) MICHIGAN Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History (Detroit) NEW JERSEY African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey (Newtonville) NEW YORK Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York City) NORTH CAROLINA Afro-American Cultural Center (Charlotte) OHIO African American Museum (Cleveland) National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center (Wilberforce) National Underground Railroad Freedom Center (Cincinnati) PENNSYLVANIA African American Museum in Philadelphia (Philadelphia) Central Pennsylvania African American Museum (Reading) Civil War & Underground Railroad Museum of Philadelphia SOUTH CAROLINA Avery Research Center for African-American History & Culture (Charleston) Penn Center, York W. Bailey Museum (St. Helena Island) Slave Relics Historical Museum (Walterboro) TENNESSEE Chattanooga African American Museum TEXAS African American Museum (Dallas) Buffalo Soldiers National Museum (Houston) National Cowboys of Color Museum (Ft. Worth) VIRGINIA Alexandria Black History Museum Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia (Richmond) Hampton University Museum & Archives (Hampton) WASHINGTON Northwest African American Museum (Seattle) WISCONSIN Wisconsin Black Historical Society and Museum (Milwaukee)
Mail list and message boards The African-Native Genealogy Message Board Genealogy Resources On the Internet: Uncategorized Mailing Lists
Webrings Other Links Cyndi's List: African American African American Genealogy Webring United States Colored Troops Ring Genealogy Resources on the Internet: African American Academic Info: African American History Social Studies School Service: Genealogy: Ethnic Research BLACK Quest Power Resource Links African American Historical and Genealogical Resources Digital Librarian: African-Americans |
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Ancestors in the Attac is a new family tree tv program that aims to show Black folks useful ways to build their family tree, share powerful family stories and use the lessons of the ancestors to face our shared problems today. Our premiere at BNN studios in Roxbury 2035 Wash. st..
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p4 We are looking for folks to participate before in four ways: 1. Guest appearance in the studio. We will walk brothers & sisters through the steps necessary to build their family tree with a strong emphasis on using the computer. If you want to be on live television and have the courage to look for and share your family history, this is your chance. 2. Call in to the studio live on the air. If you have any questions about your personal family history or black history, call in to the studio during the live program (the show is usually the last thursday of the month at 8pm). 3. Email questions for reading live on the air. Email your question ahead of time to ancestors@reidren.com and it will be read on the air and responded to fully. 4. Pre-made interviews/clips. We are looking to have pre-made interview breaks during the live show so if you would like to be interviewed as someone who knows alot about making your family tree and want to share something about it with the community, or if you are someone who would like to say that they don’t know alot about family tree making but believe it is something important to our community, we would like to record you.
If you are interested in participating (whether as a live or taped guest, or by call-in/email in), please contact Joel at 857 939-1461.
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ReIdren Business Group, PO Box 240165 Dorchester, MA 02124 * e-mail: info@reidren * telephone: 857 939-1461 * ©2010 RBG, Inc. Teacher Work
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