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African American Student Name Index - Student Name Index Project
Index includes every name mention of students, faculty and trustees. Student name listed plus city, state, school class and gender. Faculty includes position and classes taught. Student Name Index Project. Entries: 224.
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Fraternal Lodges Developing & Expanding the Village in Rural Southern Virginia.
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Born Free - 350 Year History - ADAMS/BECKETT Family
The is a story of remarkable men and women who came out of bondage on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and Maryland. In researching his family history, the author discovered many African American families whose freedom had been established from the first or second generation after arrival
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Eyes of Glory - An American Story of Faith, Family and Freedom
Early African and Jewish American history information.
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List and Biographies of famous African Americans.
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GEDER Genealogy - Evangelist for African Ancestored Genealogy
Inspiration, Ideas and Tips on African Ancestored Genealogical Research, through my GEDER family.
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Heart of Two Nations: African Native Americans
Overview of the shared history of Native Americans and African Americans that includes bibliography of research and genealogical resources.
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Family history of Muhammad Ali.
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In the United States.
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James S. Russell's an Adventure in Faith
An Adventure in Faith by James S. Russell of Nottoway County Virginia. Russell was born a slave, attended Hampton University and later founded St. Paul's Normal and Industrial School in Lawrenceville, Virginia. He was the first African American to be named Archdeacon of the Episcopal Church. The school still exists today. Surnames: BANKS, BROWN, BRAGG, BURKE, CHRISTIAN, CLAIBORNE, COLE, COLEMAN, COLES, CYPRESS, CONNOR, DRIVER, FEARING, GARDINER GREEN, HUNTER, HINTON, HAYES, JACKSON, JONES JOHNSON, LANE, LEWIS, LUNDY, MICKIE, MANNING, MILLER, MILLS, MORRIS, OWENS, PONTON, ROCK, RUSSELL, TYLER, TROY, WATTS, WILSON, WEST, WILLIAMS.
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Including the genealogy of the LITTLE & SHABAZZ families.
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Rebellion: John Horse and the Black Seminoles, First Black Rebels to Beat American Slavery
Rebellion: John Horse and the Black Seminoles, the first black rebels to beat American slavery, tells the story of an epic quest for freedom that changed American history. The site documents the 19th-century odyssey of John Horse and the Black Seminoles, descendants of free blacks and fugitive slaves who sought freedom on three American frontiers, from Florida to Mexico. The Black Seminoles helped shape American politics toward slavery, inspired the emancipation movement, and led the largest slave rebellion in U.S. history, which historians have overlooked for 167 years. The first source to substantiate the size of the Black Seminole slave revolt,
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The Legacy of West FORD - American Son
The African American son of George Washington.
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The Life of the Pullman Porter
Article by Stewart H. Holbrook.
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Adoptions, biographies, ethnic groups, famous people, immigrants, some family groups, etc.