21 November 2024
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African, Irish and Creole Culture of the Caribbean - A research project by Paul Crooks
Paul Crooks delivers insights into an intriguing topic. How two apparently disparate cultures - African and Irish - blended through migration to the Caribbean, music & dance. It also describes and how they influenced the development of Caribbean music culture down through the generations.
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The Afrolumens Project exists to promote the collection, study and interpretation of data relating to African American enslavement, community and freedom in central Pennsylvania, and is dedicated to the idea that all Pennsylvania residents share a common history regardless of race, belief or gender identity.
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I perform research and teach how to use multiple genealogical platforms in person or via Zoom. I have over 40 years' experience in research.
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Ancestors is the fictionalized account based on author Paul Crooks' genealogical research into what happened to his great-great-great-grandfather John Alexander Crooks enslaved in Jamaica from 1798 to 1838, the year that slaves in the British West Indies were set free.
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Ancestors of Paradise is a research guide to ancestry, family history, and genealogy resources for the Caribbean. Journey with us and bring to light the untold stories of our Caribbean ancestors!
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The Luxembourg-Banat Database has emerged as a continuation of the work on the neglected Luxembourgish participation in the Eastern Colonization of Europe and can help genealogists determine the origin of their forefathers. The Luxembourg-Banat Database contains information on the immigration of Tyrolian craftsmen and merchants to Luxembourg and their participation through secondary emigration to he colonization of the Banat (ex. Beisser family). Moreover, you can find for some families data of emigration from Luxembourg and Banat to the USA.
