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Tracing Seven Generations: A Legacy of Nelms and Foster
The Roots Beneath the Chart
When I began documenting the Nelms‑Foster lineage, I wanted more than names and dates. I wanted to see the faces, the places, and the stories that shaped us. The Seven Generations Chart became my way of honor...
✨ Equally Capable: The Legacy Begins with David Nelms (William Smith)
David Nelms was working under enslavement in Anson County, North Carolina.
There is a truth I carry with me everywhere I go: our capability is not new, not rare, and not exceptional — it is historical, continuous, and documented. We do not...
Possibly David’s Unmarked Grave Found in Riverside Cemetery
Could it be David buried in an unmarked grave next to John D. Zimmerman? August 2026, taken by Bobbie Mathis.
When I first read the email, I didn’t react immediately. I had to pause, breathe, and let the words settle:
“I got my dow...
✨Could this be my 3rd Great-Grandfather, David, Bestowed Upon Presley Nelms Jr. by Presley Nelms Sr.?
"North Carolina, Probate Records, 1735-1970," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-JG9K-YP?cc=1867501&wc=32LV-3TL%3A169768401%2C170880101 : 21 May 2014), Franklin > Wills, Inventories, 1794-1804, Vol. B > image...
Split by Chains, Bound by Blood — Coming Down in September
Hey GenFriends,
Every story worth telling takes the time it needs to be told right. Split by Chains, Bound by Blood: The Story of David and Lucy Nelms has been a labor of love—forty years of research, reflection, and reverence for the ance...
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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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