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African-American Genealogy Resources
US Black Heritage Project Home Page
The WikiTree US Black Heritage Project is dedicated to collecting, in a central repository, information and resources to assist in building and documenting African-American Genealogies.
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- 1860 Slaves Age 100 and Up
- Virginia, Isle of Wight County Records, 1634-1951 Slavery records
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Found this website from an article in the Charlotte Observer about the preservation of an old African-American cemetery:
https://savecedargrove.org/
Pip
I will get it added to the list of African-American cemeteries to be worked.
I added a migration and other categories to his profile. You have correctly added his USBH sticker. Natalie