Dr. Shelley Viola Murphy
31 May – 3 June 2023, Richmond, Virginia Attending a genealogy conference can be a valuable experience for anyone interested in learning more about their family history. These events offer a unique opportunity to connect with other researchers, discover new resources and techniques, and gain valuable insights into the latest developments in the field. I,…
Keep readingWomen’s Month-who are you thinking about? It’s important to celebrate Women’s Month and highlighting the contributions of African American women. Here’s a few reasons why: In conclusion, knowing the women in your life, including African American women, can bring many benefits, including understanding, learning, support, mentorship, and celebrating diversity. This Women’s Month 2023 let’s celebrate…
Keep readingBlack History Month is celebrated every February in the United States as a way to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions and achievements of African Americans throughout the nation’s history. As a genealogical researcher it is important to celebrate Black History Month as American history because: Overall, Black History Month serves as an important reminder of…
Keep readingWhile reviewing a Virginia Chancery file that involved my 3rd great grandparents and their family I found the information very interesting and there is a story to be told. First, let me clarify that my 3rd great grandfather was Joseph Brand Jr, born about 1785 in Hanover County VA. He is a son of Joseph…
Keep readingWow, did you know about this museum being built in Charleston, South Carolina? It is being built on sacred ground…Gadsden’s Wharf. Why is it sacred ground you ask?? Well according to the website (https://iaamuseum.org) it is believed that 40% of the slaves that entered into British American came through this site. Yes! The first thing…
Keep readingSharing Taysway’s blog, sharing of information about the Bruce Family. There seems to be a pattern developing as I read the articles and hear of other family land stories.
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