Category: Genealogy
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“Collaborative Genealogy” & “So What”
“Collaborative Genealogy” was used at the Midwest African American Genealogy Institute (MAAGI), it works everywhere!-Join your local & national genealogy groups. If you don’t have one, start one! Folks will come, we all need help on this research journey. It is a “cool” way to get a small group together focusing on genealogy issues. This is…
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African Roots Podcast-Friday’s with Angela Walton-Raji
Lots of information to share that links to genealogy! http://africanrootspodcast.com
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AAHGS Conference -Pittsburg-Registration is open
it is time to check out the new website, give us some feedback. Thank you to Sherri Camp. Check out the link for conference information. http://aahgs.citysoft.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.ViewPage&pageId=474
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Tune in to the African Roots Podcasts with Angela Walton-Raji
Keep up with what’s happening in the genealogy world. Angela airs her shows every Friday: http://africanrootspodcast.com/?p=1550
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Walmart-contact me regarding Workplace Bullying!
We know there are issues, I would love to work with you on how you can address this. Read my study and let me know what you want to do. You can ignore or embrace what is happening and cease the issues. Work with me to help make your workplace a safe place for all…
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So What!!!!
Last Thursday I had the pleasure of being the guest on the Blog talk radio show called “Research at the National Archives and Beyond” with Bernice Bennett. Bernice’s show’s air on Thursday’s nights at 9m, EST. Have you searched for records and finally found that special person you have been looking for? So what? What…
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Remembering D Day 70 Years On

Originally posted on Root To Tip: Today – the 6th June 2014, is a special date. It is 70 years since the D Day Landings on the beaches of Normandy. Today people around the world will be thinking of the great bravery and sacrifice those men and women gave which helped massively to turn the…
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African American Genealogy Research-Tips on how you get started! 1 & 2
It does not matter who or where in the U. S. you are researching, you need to know the fundamentals about genealogy research, records & resources. Most importantly be able to ask questions, managing your files, documenting your resources and share your findings. You need to be organized, if not you’ll become frustrated and quit,…