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1. Alabama African American Genealogy Book [1]
We at Alabama African American Genealogy Cordially Invite You and your List-member to Join Us. Friday June 11, 1999 at 9:00 P.M. And Saturday at 8:P.M. at: http://venus.beseen.com/chat/rooms/a/510459 We need help with getting Family Histories Organized.
2. forwarded: Madagascar slave ships to the Americas [1]
Subj: Madagascar slave ships to the Americas Date: 99-04-19 23:31:43 EDT From: BELSCHESE@prodigy.net (E P Belsches) Sender: owner-afrigeneas@Lists.MsState.Edu To: afrigeneas@msstate.edu, SlaveData@aol.com Hello All, The following info was taken from the four volume publication Documents Ilustrative of the Slave Trade in America , ed by Elizabeth Donnan Va 1718-1727 p 187 An account of Negroes Imported into the District of Rappahannock River from the 3/25/1718-3/25/1727 Time of Importation Ships Names
3. Re: News articles on descendants of Sally Hemings & Thomas Jefferson [1]
In article <7hnbtn$jg$1@bl-1.rootsweb.com>, SaundraB@aol.com wrote: 05/13/99- Updated 11:14 PM ET Rift runs through Jefferson family reunion By Dennis Cauchon, USA TODAY CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.- Under the shade of ancient oaks, the grave of Thomas Jefferson lies immaculately preserved, protected by a black iron fence that his descendants erected a half-century ago. Every year, 500,000 visitors to Monticello look past padlocked gates and a gold crest marked "TJ" t
4. Re: Join Us: Civil War Colored Troops [1]
Query: I know there's a microfilmed index to Colored Troops, and also a microfilmed set of capsule histories of each regiment (Both available at links from Afrigeneas.com). But the official guide to military records at Nati'l Archives doesn't show any individual service records? Were they all tossed, or were they just never microfilmed? Curious researcher
5. BARAGWANATH [1]
I have just joined the list and it looks exciting. I am researching the BARAGWANATH surname and would appreciate anything on the family(s) in South Africa. I am mindful that the name is well known but I have not been able to raise contact with anyone. I am writing a book on this name and would not like to see it go to press without the S.A. connection. Kind Regards Lynette Litfin lynette@denmarkwa.net.au
6. Re: Looking for Daisy, Bessie and Lonnie BASS [1]
Priscilla Byers wrote: > > I am new to the newgroup also, I am searching for Daisy, Lonnie and Bessie Bass. Priscilla, You must tell us where these people live(d). Dates and places are as important as names. Almost. And what is the relation of these people to each other? Just starting out? Take your time and you will find lots of people willing to help you. Good Luck, Zip922
7. JOHNSON; RAAFF [1]
I have not posted to this group for some time but wonder if the names detailed above have re-surfaced in anybody's research? I continue to chase any reference to RAAFF, however minor. The earliest reference is to NICHOLAS RAAFF who died in South Africa c.1830. Where did he originate from? He was married to Maria Louisa MEYER (1791-1851). Where did she originate from and who are her parents and wider family group? Most importantly, who were their children? I have received some tantalising snippets of
8. NGOME family [1]
Looking on information on the Ngome family from Cameroon. Walter Ngome c/o nanperry@mnsinc.com
9. BURGESS [1]
I am trying to find some of my great-grandmother's relatives. My great- grandmother's name was Cecil Fern Manley, daughter of Elizabeth (Lizzie) Burgess Manley and Jerry Manley. Cecil's Manley's maternal grandmother is supposedly Nancy Brewington. Siblings of Elizabeth Burgess Manley are Bill Burgess, Lucinda Burgess Washington (a/k/ Lucinda Burgess Gleghorn), Viola Burgess Washington, and May Burgess Brown. I would be very greatful for any additional information. Thank you for your time.
10. Anakin (NOT Skywalker!) [1]
Below is transcript of a will I picked up from a Marshall site (www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/a/r/Andrew-W-Marshall/index.html) Note the second bequest item. I'd always assumed that "Anakin" was a made-up name by George Lucas, but notice the Anakin here in the second bequest item of James Marshall. I did a quick check through Ancestry.com and discovered that Anakin is a rare but real surname; it shows up in census indexes for 1840 (Ohio) and 1850 (New York City); at familysearch.org, it is given as an a
11. [FW] Web Update - BFAA and LLPP [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Bennie J McRae Jr. To: Sent: Friday, June 18, 1999 10:20 AM Subject: Web Update - BFAA and LLPP LAND LOSS PREVENTION PROJECT web page has been created and posted at: and linked to the BLACK FARMERS AND AGRICULTURALISTS ASSOCIATION page at: PRESS RELEASE - BLACK FARMERS APPEAL JUDGE'S APPROVAL OF SETTLEMENT IN BLACK FARMERS' CLASS ACTION DISCRIMINATION L
12. JETER, GETER, GEDER [1]
Looking for info on Emma Jeter. She's supposed to be featured in Slave Narratives of South Carolina. All help appreciated. Bradford Reporter; Towanda, PA; March 17, 1881 -Mrs, John Jeter, a colored woman aged 81 years, died in this borough last week and was buried from the colored church, the service being conducted by Rev. Mr. Smith. She was a slave at Charleston, SC, from infancy until the emancipation proclamation, and was mother of thirteen children, ten of whom were sold from her. She thus experienced
13. Fwd: SDAAGenResearchGrp [1]
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14. CHRISTOPHER [1]
Hi all, New to the mailing list. I am presently researching about 30+ surnames, but more specifically these are connected to the surname CHRISTOPHER. My gggrandfather's mother (Lucille) was brought with 4 other slaves to TX from KY by their owner, Mr. (unkknown) Christopher sometime around 1860. Any help and/or suggestions on directions to search will be greatly appreciated. Tisha L. Christopher There can be no FRIENDSHIP without CONFIDENCE and no CONFIDENCE without INTEGRITY - Samuel Johnson ~~~~~~~~~~
15. Need the FAQ for this group [1]
How often does the FAQ for this group come out? I would like to see a copy please. thnx
16. Wilson, NC African American School, 1918 [1]
In the June 1918 issue of _The Crisis_ is a photograph and names of the teachers at Principal Reid's school in Wilson. Will do a look up. Sharon K. Spry
17. Site Updated [1]
I have posted the Slaves in Chambers 1850 Mort. Sched. http://www.rootsweb.com/~alaag/chamber.html
18. Fwd: New York Chapter Afro-American Historical & Genealogical Society [1]
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19. [FAQ] Advice For New Users [1]
Archive-name: genealogy/new_user Posting-Frequency: 15th of the month Last-Modified: 1997/04/21 Version: 1.7 URL: http://www.meertech.demon.co.uk/genuki/new_user.htm Getting Started --------------- Summary ~~~~~~~ This regular posting contains a list of pointers and suggestions to help somebody who is approaching the subject of Genealogy for the first time. It should be read by anyone who wishes to post to the soc.genealogy.* newsgroup hierarchy. This document is part of a regular series of postings whi
20. Lee Edward HOLMES, and Laura Mae HOLMES [1]
Still looking for any information on Lee Edward and Laura Mae Holmes. Lee Edward was born in Bristow Oklahoma to William and Lilabelle. He had a brother named William E. There may have been other siblings but unknown at this time. Laura Mae was born in Dallas Texas and her maiden name was Smith. Please reply
21. Ky slave info surname BRECKENRIDGE [1]
Looking for any information on slaves with the surname Breckenridge. My father's family has lived in Louisville, Kentucky Jefferson Co. since 1847 that was when my gggrandfather Washington Breckenridge was born. I am aware of John and Robert Breckenridge who where wealthy and prominent in Kentucky who may have had relatives of mine as slaves, I am not sure. They were descendants of Cary Breckenridge who was a slave holder in Fincastle, Va Botetourt Co. Hoping to find my gggrandfather's parents .
22. [FAQ] Basic Newsgroup & Mailing List "Netiquette" [1]
Archive-name: genealogy/netiquette Posting-Frequency: 1st of the month Last-Modified: 1998/09/27 Version: 1.9 URL: http://www.meertech.demon.co.uk/genuki/netiquet.htm Basic newsgroup and mailing list "Netiquette" - ------------------------------------------- Summary ~~~~~~~ This is a regular posting which outlines the basic newsgroup and mailing list "Netiquette" which should be followed by anyone who wishes to post to the soc.genealogy.* hierarchy of newsgroups and mailing lists. This document is part
23. SAUNDERS-JONES-KEATTS [1]
I'm searching for any information on the following families. Thanks in advance.... Kim M. SAUNDERS Jim Saunders would marry Amanda (maiden name unknown). I know of 2 children; Jerry (b. unknown, d. unknown); Benjamin (b. 1880, d. unknown). Jim and Amanda would both be buried in Spring Garden, VA. Both birth and death dates are unknown. Benjamin would marry Mary L. Adams-Womack (b. 1883, d. unknown). They would have 4 children: Thomas (b. 12/25/1903, d. 1980); Gracie (b. 1907, d. 1950); Clar
24. Re: Join Us: Civil War Colored Troops [1]
The Military records of individual soldiers as well as the pension files of individual soldiers are not microfilmed. They do exist however at the National Archives, and are frequently researched by military enthusiats, and genealogists. Best of luck in the search! On 5 Jun 1999, QFFI Mag1 wrote: > Query: > > I know there's a microfilmed index to Colored Troops, and also a microfilmed > set of capsule histories of each regiment (Both available at links from > Afrigeneas.com). But the official guide to mi
25. Re: Anakin or ANNEKA [1]
The female name Anneka or Anica (various spellings) is fairly common in South Carolina among slave women in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and continuing into the late 19th century. It has been said to be an African name....does anyone know whether its a given name in Africa?
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