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Rebecca, Charley, and Rosa, slave children from New Orleans. c. 1864. Charles Paxon. Source: Library of Congress

Throwback Thursday: Terminology Used in African American Research

By On April 26, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Tips and Tricks

Go back in time with racial designations and basic genealogy terms which can help you get further in your research.

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Learn the Art of Digital Storytelling

By On January 25, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In Genealogy How-To's, How To's - Free

Included are individual PDFs on the whole process of setting something up, even including how to edit videos yourself.

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Location Based Genealogy

By On November 30, 2010 · Leave a Comment · In Genealogy How-To's, How To's - Free

Thanks to Professor Dru, we’ve learned about a way to break down brick walls in your own research through location based genealogy.

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