Just a quick post to tell you all to go check my guest post over on Lisa Lisson’s blog – Are You My Cousin?. My post talks about the use of the Slave Narratives for genealogy research. Go check out your girl at http://lisalisson.com/2016/02/19/using-the-slave-narratives-for-african-american-research/. 🙂
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These past few weeks I’ve had the opportunity to engage in a rather interesting experiment. The hubby teaches at a local HBCU and in his course, Introduction to Africana Studies, we had the students do a family tree assignment. It was so interesting! Specifically, it was the first time I’ve ever put together an “official”
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African-American Genealogy + Technology — a formula after my own heart! Over the past several months, fellow geneablogger Luckie Daniels, has been engaged in helping others really push forward with their slave-based genealogical research through the group African-American Genealogy and Slave Ancestor Research. One very important aspect of the groups efforts are to fully engage
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Had another great day at the Annual Conference of the African-American Historical and Genealogical Society today! This morning I did my 2nd presentation – one that discusses the potential of using WordPress for genealogy. If you know me, you know I love WordPress, so I was more than pleased to spend the time sharing it
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Well, that I don’t know! But, I do know that 2012 was full of great genealogy activities for me and I look forward to what this next year will bring. I have not blogged as much as I’d like because I have been busy, yet, I hope that changes in 2013. Check out my wordle
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Approximately two years ago, I created an online site to help me organize all the great books and resources I was finding on the Internet Archive’s website. I call it my Genealogy Digital Bookshelf. I have been posting to it sporadically, but have been using it pretty regularly as my genealogy research takes me from state
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Had an urge tonight to update my Black Nashville Genealogy & History blog tonight, so check out the new design. I have not posted to that blog often at all in the past two years, but am going to try to work it back into my editorial calendar 🙂
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This week I received in the mail the latest issue of The Florida Genealogist, the publication of the Florida State Genealogical Society. I submitted information to the journal that is extracted from my index I donated to the NCGenWeb Project of students attending North Carolina colleges. Of course there were students from all over, not
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In the spirit of The Geneaholic, I’ve decided to keep a short list of my genealogy activities. Sometimes, the fruits of my work end up posted to the blog, but more often than not, I’ll find that I spend time working on something and not post about it. Also, I think it would be helpful
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