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1. Genealogy Today: Mormon databases available to nonmembers [1]
CONNIE LENZEN for The Columbian A Columbian reader asks, "I have a daughter who wants to write a history of her immediate ancestors. She asked me for information on my grandparents. They were members of the LDS (Mormon) church, and I am sure that there is information on file of the type she wants. I have no ideas as to how to access it. Can you give me some pointers to get me started?" Members of the LDS church, as a matter of faith, gather information about their ancestors. Much of this informa
2. New Book Shows African Americans and West Indians How to Travel to Africa for Free or Very Cheaply and Trace Their Roots to Specific African Tribal Gr [1]
New Book Shows African Americans and West Indians How to Travel to Africa for Free or Very Cheaply and Trace Their Roots to Specific African Tribal Groups Using Inexpensive DNA Technology and Traditional Methods New book concisely explains West African travel from A to Z and guides the reader on how to fly to West Africa for free or very cheaply and to trace their roots back to their specific ethnic group using reliable DNA technology and the traditional methods. It also gives a concise West African hist
3. Fw: [Southern Black Genealogy] FW: NDABA Reparations Petition [1]
------ Forwarded Message From: "Deadria C. Farmer-Paellmann" Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 15:34:25 -0500 (CDT) To: afrigeneas@Lists.MsState.Edu Subject: NDABA Reparations Petition Dear All, I have just read and signed the NDABA Movement National Reparations Petition. The petition is an online campaign in support of our people's demand for reparations from the United States government and other private and public institutions in this country. It is hosted on the web by PetitionOnline.
4. The respect they deserve [1]
The respect they deserve By MICHELLE EVERHART, News-Sun Staff Writer Two bouquets and an American flag are the only indicators of the graves of George and Sarah Gammon in Ferncliff Cemetery. The couple, famous for their stop on the Underground Railroad in Springfield were remembered Saturday on the 100th anniversary of George Gammon's death. The black couple opened their home to slaves seeking freedom on their way north to Canada. "I suspect the Gammons did not operate the safe house for accolades of
5. Firm offers African-Americans Hi-Tech Tools To Search For Roots [1]
Firm offers African-Americans Hi-Tech Tools To Search For Roots by J. Zamgba Browne The Communicator News NEW YORK (NNPA)-In the 27 years since the television miniseries, ''Roots,'' first jumpstarted a rush to examine ancestral origins, technology has stepped in to enhance traditional methods such as oral history and archival records research. Companies offering genetic tests for ancestry are beginning to spring up around the globe and are generating heaps of requests for DNA tests to determine ancestry.
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