Tracing Their Footsteps

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This website is dedicated to the memory of those who came before us. We will trace their footsteps, back beyond emancipation into slavery. We will take a look into farm life in Texas, and later their migration into the future.

Book of Negroes, 1783

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This research tool provides access to 2,831 references to names of people appearing in the Book of Negroes created in 1783—one reference for every black man, woman, or child listed.

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Black Loyalist

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Black Loyalist is a repository of historical data about the African American loyalist refugees who left New York between April and November 1783 and whose names are recorded in the Book of Negroes. I

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Slave Manifests for Charleston

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The Lillard Project: African American Families

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Roper Surname: African-American Ancestry

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Slave Descendants of the Cabell Family and Massie families

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The Alabama Black McGruders

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Free African Americans of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland and Delaware

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Two books you can read on-line containing about 2,500 pages of family histories based on all colonial court order and minute books on microfilm at the state archives of Virginia, Maryland, North Carol

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Art's Families & Other Folk

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The areas of interest include: 1) The Families of Arthur L. Thomas…..direct ancestral & descendant family lines for the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Arthur L. Thomas.

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Her Ancestor Was a Slave to Cherokee Indians. Now She’s Applying to Be a Citizen of the Tribe

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Charles City County, Virginia World War I Draft Registrations

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About 200 men from Charles City County served in WWI. Most of the men were drafted under three conscription acts, the first of which was passed in 1917 only one month after the United States entered t

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Charles City County, Virginia Marriage Database

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This database includes marriages from a variety of sources. Most of the marriages come from the surviving Charles City Marriage bonds (1762-1849) and from Marriage Books 1, 2, and 3 and licenses on fi

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