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AFRICAN
AMERICAN COAL MINER INFORMATION CENTER. Provides brief history
of the African American coal-mining experience in America, with
identification of associated coal towns and camps, database of
individual miners, links to related sites, and listings of related
offline material.
African
American Cemeteries Online
African
American Links and Resources from Ancestry.Com A
library and tips on getting started in a special web dedicated to links
and resources for African American research
African
American Periodicals Including info on the first published
AA newspaper in the US. from the Wisconsin
Historical Society. Volumes of the originals of newspapers
readable on Adobe Reader which you can download from the site.
African American
Registry provides more than black history, but
important African American dates in history. Very informative.
Including a page where you can plug
in your birthday to find interesting historical facts!
African-American
Women On-line archival collections featuring scanned
pages and texts of the writings of African-American women. Includes the
memoirs of Elizabeth
Johnson Harris (1867-1942), an 1857 letter from Vilet
Lester, a slave on a North Carolina plantation, and several letters
from Hannah
Valentine and Lethe Jackson, slaves on the estate of David Campbell,
a governor of Virginia.
Africanancestry.com
This
database contains genetic sequence data on over 60 African populations.
An ancestry testing company has with a comprehensive African
database. Also has maps and other resources
The
African-Native American History & Genealogy Website
Afrigeneas has a
great page for beginning AA Research: African
American Genealogy Guide, An Online Interactive Guide for Beginners
The Afro-American
Historical Association of Fauquier County has a great Charcoal
Gallery with an online index of photographs! What a great collection of
photos!
Afrolumens
Central Pennsylvania African American History
American Memory
Historical Collections for the National Digital Library This
site has a host of links with a search engine that turns up some rare
treasures. Use search words "Slaves" to find autobiographies,
writings and papers. A Partial Transcription of Inward Slave
Manifests
Before The
Needles ..."
This
page was developed from the data file "Executions
in the United States, 1608-1991: The ESPY File", Espy, M.
Watt, and John Ortiz Smykla, Principal Investigators. Funded by the
National Science Foundation. This dataset represents the most complete
list of executions in the United States compiled to date..."
Christine's
genealogy website
City
Directories '.City
Directories, arguably one of the most over-looked resources by
genealogists, have been around since the 1700s. This web site will
attempt to identify all printed, microfilmed, and online directories,
and their repositories, for the United States. This site will
answer these questions: does a directory exist for a locality? If
it does, where can it be found?..'
Cyndi's
List of Genealogy Websites-African American
Censusdiggins.com Great resource site with lots of links.
Including a Brick Wall Posting area for those hard to find names.
Lots of free resources.
Cinnamon
Toast Genealogy "Genealogy
explorer is a huge index of links to genealogy web sites and databases,
classified by surname and by region..."
Frederick D. Patterson
Research Institute United Negro College Fund
Freedmen
of the Frontier African American Historical and Genealogical Resource Page of
the city of Ft. Smith Arkansas
Ethnic-African
American Lists at Rootsweb
Fayette County Kentucky Links
Free
African Americans of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland
and Delware by Paul Heinegg.
The entire text
of this incredible reading experience is online. The
entire text of this incredible reading experience is online!
Genealogy.com
Genealogy
Resources for People of Color
Genealogy
Today
Genealogy help for newbies, family researchers, genealogists and
professionals.
Georgia
USGenWeb African-American
Resources
Guide
to African American Documentary Resources in North Carolina
The Manuscripts Department of
the Academic Affairs Library of the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill has a long tradition for documenting the history and culture
of the American South. Because African Americans have played an integral
and leading role in forming that history, records relevant to
African-American life and culture constitute a prominent portion of the
department's holdings of nearly 14.5 million items."
Historic
Court Records 'The
information presented by Historic Court Records are primarily extracts
of "loose papers" - the paper trail behind Court Order Book
entries. Fortunately, it appears that most "loose papers"
survived the turmoil of the Civil War even though Fredericksburg changed
hands a number of times and was decimated during the 1862 Battle of
Fredericksburg. The history
behind Fredericksburg's "loose papers" is complicated since a
number of different courts sat in the Fredericksburg Courthouse over the
years and those courts served many jurisdictions, not just
Fredericksburg...'
John Hope
Franklin Collection of African and African-American Documentation
The Franklin Collection seeks to identify and preserve materials
generated by (rather than simply about) people of African descent, and
to make these materials widely available for research and teaching.
LARGE
SLAVEHOLDERS OF 1860 and AFRICAN AMERICAN SURNAME MATCHES FROM 1870
information on Slaveowners, Featuring the big 16 slave owners. Tom Blake
is in the process of transcribing names from the 1870 census and
matching slaves with slaveowners. He says this process is should
be complete by May 2002. Also keep checking this site.
Library of Congress:
African-American
History and Culture Manuscript Collection
Lists
of Freedman Surnames These
lists represent the names of freedmen who were adopted through the Dawes
Commission, between 1898 and 1916.
Long Island University-CW Post Campus Pages
are full of
research goldmines and historical information that provides a backdrop
for what was happening in history. The following links, plus AA Art
Links and more make this a great site for research. A
Journey from Slavery to Freedom African-American
Freedom Fighters African-Americans
and the Old West African-Americans
in Motion Pictures African-Americans
in the Sports Arena African-Americans
in the Twentieth Century African-Americans
in the Visual Arts Lynchings
in America Negro
Periodicals: 1827-1960
Moorland-Spingarn
Research Center Howard University
North
Carolina Migrations This site is looking for info
on migration. And does have some leads. If you have info you can submit
to this site.
North
Carolina GenWeb Digital library. Lots of
information with wills estates and histories. Slave listings.
Obiturary
searches at Obitcentral.com
These are sites
(by city, state) which allow
keyword searches
for their obituary archives:
Old Photographs of African
Americans - Unknown Faces
Orange
County, NC Gen Web Part of the NC Gen Web. Loads of
links and finds
Orange
County Census Records Includes Tax lists abstract and
info as to where to order film.
Photos
of Enslaved Africans
PictureHistory.com
Petunia Press Home
of MISSING LINKS: A Magazine for Genealogists and
SOMEBODY'S LINKS: Genealogical Treasures Found. Lots of
interesting info. We found an article on HALLEY slave
records.
Race
and Place: An African American Community in the Jim Crow South
Charlottesville, VA
Roots
Web Mailing Lists
Richmond
County, NC Wills and Estates many of these wills have
slaves names.
The
Schomberg Center for Research in Black Culture
Slave Archival
Collection submissions on slaves on the International
Society of Sons and Daughters of Slave Ancestry® Website. Some entries
have photos and brief stories.
Slave
Data Collection at Afrigeneas
Slave Manifests and collections submitted by other researchers. You
can also send your data.
Slave
names abstracted from Richmond Co., North Carolina Will
Books 1-4 filed at the Court House in Rockingham, NC
Slave
Narratives from the Library of Congress
State
Library of North Carolina Genealogy Research
Television
News of the The Civil Rights Era
1950-1970
"The
Hands That Rocked The Cradle" - A Brief History of
African-Americans and Slavery in the Wheat Community, Roane County,
Tennessee by David Neidig copyright 2000
The
Jackson Davis Collection of African-American Educational photographs.
The 1930
Census info online from the National Archives allows you to
search surnames for microfilm numbers.
The
OldenTimes.com Free
Historic Listings include Index to Slave
Names Mentioned in this collection of 18th-20th century newspapers
The
Valley of The Shadow Two
communities in the American Civil War
Rootsweb.com
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- African
American Resources Collection
- Images
of Battle: Selected Civil War Letters from the Southern Historical
Collection
- North
Carolina: Images and Voices from the Thirties
- North
American Slave Narratives
- Guide
to African American Documentary Resources in North Carolina
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The Urban Landscape
Digital Image Access Project
A database of images from various collections held by the Rare
Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library. The database contains
1000 images from fourteen different collections pertaining to the theme
"The Urban Landscape," and can be searched or browsed.
"Through
The Lens of Time" African
American Life through Photos. Incredible!
US Genweb Archives Special
Collections Project "...Special
Collections also provides an entry page to scanned out-of-print
books on family studies, historical books and various journals
permanently stored in the USGenWeb Archives for free access..."
VMW Guided
Tours Specializing in
African-American Heritage Tours : Anchored in Hampton, Virginia
Vital Records Search
Information on how to find vital records in the United States.
WebRoots.org
Genealogy Foundation. Great
Site. You can browse and read.
African
American Biographies Black
America-General
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