On August 25, 1619, John Rolfe, a tobacco planter, documented the arrival of Africans from Angola who were set to be enslaved in the Virginia colony. 2019 will commemorate the 400th anniversary of their arrival at Point Comfort in Hampton, Virginia. Join us for a discussion and celebration of their history and legacy.
BlackProGen LIVE! Episode 90: African Arrival Day Celebration Read More »
Episode 85 covers how to use photography in your genealogy project, how to date photos, and proper care to ensure future generations are able to enjoy the family photo archive.
BlackProGen LIVE! Episode 85: Say Cheese! Researching Ancestors Through Photography Read More »
It’s the place to be to learn, share, and grow in African ancestored family history and genealogy. Join us for a live show from the Midwest African American Genealogy Institute (MAAGI), the teaching institute.
BlackProGen LIVE! Episode 88: 2019 Midwest African American Genealogy Institute Read More »
135,000 people of color were sold there as enslaved people. In contrast, 20 percent of the population of the city were free people of color prior to the Civil War. Learn the ins and outs of researching genealogy and family history in New Orleans during episode 87. Special guest: Karran Harper Royal.
BlackProGen LIVE! Episode 87: New Orleans People of Color Genealogy Research Read More »
Learn tips, tricks, and more for researching ancestry in the bluegrass state! Special Guest: Sharyn Mitchell, president, President of The African-American Genealogy Group of Kentucky.
BlackProGen LIVE! Episode 86: People of Color Genealogy Research in Kentucky Read More »
