Genealogy for People of Color in Louisiana and Mississippi
Learn to trace your Louisiana and Mississippi roots in our latest BlackProGen hangout!
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Ain’t I a Slave Quarters?
The equivalent of building a multi-million dollar housing development with the ovens at Auschwitz as the centerpiece.
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When the “Nearest White Person” is Jefferson Davis
The Nervis family of East Carroll, Louisiana and Warren, Mississippi is an affiliated line of the Atlas family. Read about their connection to the former President of the Confederate States of America and the Exoduster movement.
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150 sounds of freedom – 2013 AAGHS national conference
200+ researchers and family historians focused on african american genealogy descended on music city from October 10-13, 2013 the 34th AAHGS conference.
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we’re just ordinary people – break through living brick walls
news flash: i come from regular old folks. so do you. and their genealogy is just as important as your kings, queens, patriots, and all that other stuff. do the hard work for the living too. it’s worth it.
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