The Start of a New Year I cannot believe that it is 2015 already! I remember this time last year I had just started blogging on my website and was being inspired by the community at African American Genealogy & … Read More
Finding Hubbard Jackson Whoever says that African American genealogy research cannot be done prior to 1870 is incorrect! I am making it a personal mission to recreate the untold stories and facts of the life of my ancestors. Through continued … Read More
I have decided to jump in and take the 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks Challenge started by blogger Amy Johnson Crow. I have been thinking about this challenge since the beginning of the year as I definitely have 52 ancestors … Read More
Currently, I am working on my maternal lineage and I have discovered that my family was part of The Five Civilized Tribes, which is comprised of the Native American tribes: Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole. My family was part … Read More
At a recent meeting of my local genealogical society the Massachusetts Society of Genealogists Inc., which I am a member of, they discussed a great topic about doing Family Trees and Charts and how to organize family history. For those … Read More
I must say that I ended 2013 off with a bang! I have had two amazing genealogy things happen just in one day. I have set some very lofty genealogy goals for myself in this upcoming year and I have … Read More
I started creating my website a few months ago in hopes that I would one day have this great repository of information and records for others who are also doing African American research in central Missouri, and hopefully that will … Read More