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The a3Genealogy - Accurate, Accessible Answers - blog specializes in military, naturalization records, Native American and African American ancestry. The a3Gen blog is penned by Kathleen Brandt, an international genealogy consultant, speaker and writer. a3Gen clients span from Europe, Asia and Africa to the Americas.
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African American Genealogy Records on the Internet
A directory of websites to help find some census records, slave manifests, marriage records and more. By Joe Beine.
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A series on African American family history, genealogy & genetics from PBS.
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The only weekly African American genealogy podcast online.
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Wills, inventories, Bible records, slave manifests, etc.
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Allen County Public Library - The Genealogy Center - Our Resources
Includes a list of free databases that can be accessed from anywhere.
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The Genealogy Center - African American Gateway FREE
The Genealogy Center - Providing genealogical and historical information about Allen County, Indiana, the United States, and beyond.
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Anita Talks Genealogy - Online Radio by Anita Wills | Blog Talk Radio
A show about African American Genealogy and History. The show airs on Blog Talk Radio, Fridays at 9pm (PST).
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A wealth of African-American resources for genealogy as well as Christine's personal research: The RUSSELLs & COBBs of Jackson, Tennessee; the CHARITYs of Surry and Charles City County, Virginia; the ANDERSONs and PERKINS of Shuqualak, Mississippi; and the SIMMONS of Detroit, Michigan.
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A genealogy and African American history website. Genealogical information found on Viewer's Families tab.
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Our mission is to find and make available information and services that help people explore and appreciate African American family history.
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Research at the National Archives and Beyond - Blog Talk Radio
This show will provide individuals interested in genealogy and history an opportunity to listen, learn and take action. Every Thursday at 9 pm Eastern, 8 pm Central, 7pm Mountain and 6 pm Pacific.
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The African - Native Genealogy Homepage
Celebrating the Estelusti ~ The Freedmen Oklahoma's Black Indians of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole Nations.
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Donna Cox Baker and Frazine K. Taylor conceived the Beyond Kin Project in 2016 as a way to encourage and facilitate the documentation of enslaved populations, particularly by recruiting the resources and efforts of the descendants of slaveholders.
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The Freedmen's Bureau Online - Black History - American History
Information and records for The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, more commonly known as the Freedmen's Bureau. Published transcriptions of the records of the Freedmens Bureau, including Freedmens marriage certificates and reports of outrages against freed slaves.
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Dedicated to assisting all those in pursuit of African American Ancestry and History in the United States and other countries by being a valuable centralized resource repository for African American records of historical proportion such as manumission orders, wills & deeds, census records, slave records, land deeds, narratives, cemetery listings, family histories and vital records.
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