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Lowcountry Africana Welcomes Luckie Daniels as Coordinator of Georgia Records

 
Lowcountry Africana Welcomes Luckie Daniels as Coordinator of Georgia Records
 
 
     Lowcountry Africana is pleased and honored to welcome Ms. Luckie Daniels as Coordinator of Georgia Records. In her new role at Lowcountry Africana, Ms. Daniels will coordinate the growth of the Georgia document collection, share information on resources for Georgia research, and offer insights on research methods to help keep your Georgia genealogical research moving forward. She also brings a deep knowledge of Web-based technology and social networking tools to the Lowcountry Africana team ...   READ MORE 
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Have You Seen Our Georgia Roots.com?

 
Have You Seen OurGeorgiaRoots.com?
 
     We think you will love the website/blog Our Georgia Roots (www.ourgeorgiaroots.com), which has a rich collection of records, images, links and resources for African American genealogy in general, and Washington and Wilkes Counties in GA in particular.
     Our Georgia Roots has harnessed the latest technology tools to create a beautiful site that is easy to navigate and rich in resources.
     One of our favorite features of Our Georgia Roots is Wordless Wednesday, where stunning images from the 1800's speak for themselves.
Most notable of the Wordless Wednesday posts is hundreds of images of Wilkes County, GA estate inventories, which list African Americans who were enslaved in Wilkes County.
     If your family research leads you to Georgia, Our Georgia Roots is a great place to begin.
     If you are hoping to build a genealogy website of your own, Our Georgia Roots is an ingenious example of how to harness the latest free technologies to create a feature-rich, beautiful and easy to navigate website.
     You can visit Our Georgia Roots at http://www.ourgeorgiaroots.com.
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Launch Of GenealogyWise Website Changes the Internet Genealogy World as We Know It

Launch Of GenealogyWise Website Changes the Internet Genealogy World as We Know It
 
 
     An extraordinary thing happened a few days ago: the creators of GenealogyWise, a social networking site dedicated entirely to genealogy, quietly launched their website without an announcement, possibly thinking of a small, informal launch during which they could quietly work out the bugs and refine the features.
 
     That was before 2,918 members joined in three days, created 1,912 interest groups, started 55 forums and posted more than 100 blog entries.
 
     For those of us involved in Internet genealogy, it has been a happy scramble to establish our presence on GenealogyWise and begin using its many powerful, robust features. We now pause to give you an update on the new groups, forums and blog entries (created by the community!) on GenealogyWise which are of interest to African American researchers... READ MORE