The Africana Heritage Project, sponsored by the Africana Studies department at the University of South Florida, is dedicated to rediscovering records of African American history, genealogy and culture, and offers free access to a searchable archive of sla
African American Genealogy and family history. This site is about an intriguing story of an entire county of negro slaves, along with their descendants who are all related by an extensive web of en-tangled marriages dating back to 1740, encompassing a fou
African American Genealogy research and historical Resources in Indiana. Family research and education, contributions to repositories; promotes community awareness of the importance of family history and preservation.
The Africana Heritage Project, sponsored by the Africana Studies department at the University of South Florida, is dedicated to rediscovering records of African American history, genealogy and culture, and offers free access to a searchable archive of sla
AfriGeneas is a site devoted to African American genealogy. It is also an African Ancestry research community featuring the AfriGeneas mail list, state specific African Ancestry mail lists, AfriGeneas message boards and AfriGeneas daily and weekly genealo
African American Genealogy research and historical Resources in Indiana. Family research and education, contributions to repositories; promotes community awareness of the importance of family history and preservation.
Through intensive genealogy research, author K. I. Knight traces the roots of the first African Americans in her epic historical fiction novel, Fate and