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A Surge of New and Old African American Bloggers has Arrived!
This was written and is credited by:
My Tribe Member! "Kristin Cleage" at Finding Eliza please stop by and visit her Blog!
Recently there has been a huge surge of New African American Genealogy Blogs. We have the new group African-American Genealogy & Slave Ancestry Research to thank for encouraging and guiding their creation as part of their mission to move African American genealogy forward, to break down brick walls and to form a community of researchers encouraging and sharing with each other. Here are links to some of the new blogs, and a few older ones. If you can, visit. You might find something you were looking for! Appreciative to have my Blog added to the List and my Family Website.
YES, you can CLAP! Give them a round of "Applause", Visit! and leave a "Note" or Comment!
- Echoes of My Nola Past - Robertson, Robinson, Bryan & Amos Ancestors of Webster Parish, LA
- American History Underground - History telling of the Goin's family.
- Claiming Kin - adding one leaf at a time to my Texas family tree
- Conversations with My Ancestors - Documenting the Life and Times of of My North Carolina Family
- Georgia Black Crackers - A personal journey back in time through my Georgia Ancestors
- In Honor of My Ancestors - We are linked in both life and death. Those who share a common blood relations never break apart
- Low Country Africana - Africa American Genealogy and History in SC, GA, and FL.
- My Elusive Kin
- Our Alabama Roots - Honoring Our Ancestors of Barbour , Henry & Houston Counties
- Spence-Lowry Family History - Connecting the dots on my tree with solid lines! Researching my African American genealogy in Pasquotank and Camden counties of North Carolina
- Taneya's Genealogy Blog
- The Family Griot
- Tracing Their Footsteps
- All Roads Lead to California - How my ancestors got to the Golden State, and how I'm tracing them around the Globe
- Ike Ivery - Honoring Our Ike Ivery, his 3 wives and 23 children and Descendants and keeping them all in one place to be Honored.
- Terrence Garnett's Family Research
- Connected by Blood
- They Came from Virginia - Following the trail of our Doyle and Carr ancestors from Virginia to Iowa one step at a time
- Caddo Trees - Caddo Parrish Louisiana Genealogy
- Mississippi Ancestors
- A Journey to the Past
- Interlocked and Interwoven - A Genealogy Restoration
- Cecelia's Dig
- Walking in Irene's Shoes - The Barnes-Smith Family History
- The Middlebrooks of Meriwether County - My maternal Ancestors of Meriwether County, Georgia
- A Home In Missouri - Tracing the history of our Taylor and Fowler ancestor's from Arkansas, Missouri and Mississippi
- The Book of Bannarn - Journey of tracing my ancestor's from Texas to Oklahoma to Minnesota
- Mysteries of my Ancestors - Following the Spirit of my Ancestors
- Notes to Myself - Constantly making notes of research, memories or thoughts of love about my family interwoven into stories.
- Back Porch Reminiscing
- Aterberry/King/Pinkney/Ritchardson Genealogy Page
- MOON-JACKSON ARMY
- Pieces of Me - A family tree can wither if nobody tends it's roots.
- Between the Gate Posts - respecting sensibilities, I will share my family stories entwine with historical events from Copiah, Jefferson and Lincoln Counties, MS
- J-Mac Journey - This blog journals moments in in time. The research and treasures discovered along the pathway of life's journey; our family genealogy
- Daniels Is my Name
- The TALIAFERRO Project - A community of act of kindness to honor an preserve the family research efforts of our cousin, Sandra TALIAFERRO
- Lukasa - a living memory board as we gather as family and honor our Ancestors
Thanks for the inclusion Ms. True Ann :) <3
ReplyDeleteit was an HONOR. Continued Blessings. Don't stop Blogging!
DeleteWhooo Hooo! Great to see so many new blogs recording our journey.
ReplyDeleteKristin I don't know how you did it! It took me all night! and it was worth the writing! THank you so much for this LIST! I can't believe I didn't know......Tomorrow will be spent going by and checking them out! THanks Again for putting this together!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post. http://www.ccharity.com has been a round since I first started with Genealogy (1999). Here is a few more on my genealogy resource page. http://dewaynejackson.com/genealogy-resources/
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