Isaac Rogers was killed April 21,1897 at a train depot in Fort Gibson, Indian Territory. Oral history said I was somehow related to him. But how?
Finding Isaac Rogers – Civil War Veteran, U.S. Deputy Marshal, Relative? Read More »
In 1879, at least 40,000 Black people left states along the Mississippi River for Kansas in search of better opportunity following the Civil War. Others traveled as far as Utah or Colorado, with some stopping in St. Louis. Learn the history of the Exodus of 1879, the multitude of states involved, relief organizations records created,
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Ever wanted to craft a narrative for your ancestors, but you weren’t sure where to start? In this episode, we’ll discuss how to use the facts you’ve gathered to create a narrative that can be used across all different types of media. Click here to watch episode 103 Previous episodes of interest: Ep 66: Publishing
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See me So, what am I up to? Catch me online or in person! I’m always somewhere! Interested in corporate presentations? Looking for something fun, educational, and transformative for your staff, company, or employee resource group? I’ve got you! I’ve presented at Ancestry, Jacobs, TIAA, Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), Wells Fargo, the Dallas Mavericks,
Photo credit: Ann Monteith Photo credit: Ann Monteith Come to see me speak in person or attend one of my online workshops/webinars! Conferences & Events Webinars, Presentations, and Interviews Previous Webinars and Appearances BlackProGen LIVE Conferences & Events 2018 Conferences & Events 36th Annual Family History ConferenceOctober 12-13, 2018, LDS Church, 5200 South University Avenue,
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200+ researchers and family historians focused on african american genealogy descended on music city from October 10-13, 2013 the 34th AAHGS conference.
150 sounds of freedom – 2013 AAGHS national conference Read More »
