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Coaching! Coaching! Come and get your coaching! Have you completed six months as members of the C.R.E.W. Faithful and C.R.E.W. Stan membership tiers? If so, you are entitled to 30 minute coaching sessions.  C.R.E.W. Faithful get one 30 minute individual coaching session (1 per year) C.R.E.W. Stans get four 30 minute individual coaching sessions (4 […]

The Trask family of western Massachusetts ran a cotton empire valued upwards of $4 million, all while largely remaining residents of the northeast United States. Discover how shared DNA among a group of more than 100 people who descend from their formerly enslaved lead to the discovery of one of the most documented groups of

Discover how DNA, online and offline genealogy converged to break down a more than 100 year old brick wall revealing the life, times, and relations of a mysterious multi-ethnic man named John Lee. Don’t forget to download the handout! This webinar and handout are available to the C.R.E.W. Stan membership tier.  For the Finding John

Avery Vann was a slaveholder who was married to a Cherokee woman, Margaret McSwain. Upon his death in 1845, his property, which included enslaved people, was divided among his 13 surviving children. In a twist of irony, some of those 13 children would emancipate the enslaved they were bequeathed before the Civil War. This would

Thanks to those of you who were able to join today’s small group session. It was great to put faces to names and to hear directly from you. Here is the recording from today’s session. Our next small group will be held on Sunday, April 19, 2020 at 2pm Pacific/4pm Central/5pm Eastern.   Homework was assigned