I belong to several ancestry and genealogy research groups, chats, organizations, and regularly participate in training sessions. This aids in my development as a genealogist specializing in African Diasporan family searches. One of my favorite organizations is the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc., especially the metro Atlanta chapter. Here’s a sample of the great […]
We always look for clues to our ancestors’ great lives through lots of tried-and-true research methods, many of whom I’ve recommended. Here’s a global conference that looks at the ancient stories of the special ancestors who may or may not be in our lineage. I’ve attached the schedule. Check out freebie global conference
The great thing about genealogy and ancestry research is that there are myriad of freebies available to help find our loved ones. Today, I am offering my newest, how-to video where you can learn how to research your loved ones in historical newspapers. All done for you in one-minute. Enjoy
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Happy Decoration Day! The Good Genes Genealogy team remembers when our Maternal Great Grandmother Edna Robinson would rise early in Omaha, Nebraska with family members so that they would be the first at the cemetery to clean and decorate the humble grave markers. On both sides of my family, we visited the relatives who were […]
Uncover your family's past with free genealogy and ancestry resources. Discover your roots and unlock the secrets of your family history through online databases and websites. Start your journey today.
Embark on a journey through time as you uncover family history with the help of U.S. government photos. From bustling city streets to rural country landscapes, discover the visual narrative of your ancestors' lives.
The history of Dallas' Freedmen's Cemetery dates back to the Reconstruction Era, serving as a final resting place for formerly enslaved individuals. Recent excavation efforts aim to uncover and preserve this crucial piece of history for future generations.
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