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This Time, I Look West of Anson County, North Carolina
In my last article, I looked north of Anson County, following the landscape and asking whether freedom seekers may have found places of refuge before continuing their journeys.
This time, I am turning in another direction.
I am looking we...
Could a Maroon Settlement Have Been Just Above Anson County?
When I study the lives of my ancestors, I have learned not to look only at where they started and where they eventually arrived.
I have learned to look at what was between those places.
My third great grandfather, David Nelms, and later h...
Week 4: Richmond County’s Role in Black Migration
Last week, I asked you to look at the map.
This week, I want us to follow the people.
When I study Richmond County, North Carolina, I do not see a place that should be researched by itself. I see a county connected to the Pee Dee River, A...
Still Waiting, and Just-Robin’s Bookstore Is Up!
Sometimes we have to wait.
That is probably one of the hardest lessons for a writer, researcher, and genealogist to learn.
We spend so much of our lives searching for answers, looking for the next document, following the next clue, and ho...
What Did They See? Carver’s Images and Written Descriptions of Indigenous Americans
Reize door den binnenlanden van Noord-Amerika, 2 Volumes, Page 225, 1796, Jonathan Carver {https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_dfJaAAAAQAAJ/page/n583/mode/2up)
UPDATE: A British-American wrote this, Jonathan Carver. It was translated by Jan...
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Welcome, GenFriends! I love genealogy! I am the owner of Genealogy Just Ask which can be found at www.genealogyjustask.com. I am the author of the following: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B09GV6V9MH/allbooks
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