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About Peonage: Chain gang records have genealogical value
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Friday, April 15, 2011. Chain gang records have genealogical value. Chain gang, Library of Congress. Originated in Georgia almost fifty years after the Civil War and were the second type of outdoor convict labor. To originally exist. They ceased to exist in 1960. The other type of labor was prison farm labor. When African American genealogists and family historians who are in search of historical records to document ancestors may find the following resources helpful:. Census (listed as an inmate). Gangs ...
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About Peonage: Community is above self with South High Students and Columbus, OH Rotary Club
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Community is above self with South High Students and Columbus, OH Rotary Club. Antoinette Harrell and Robin Foster, Hosts of Nurturing Our Roots on internet radio and NOATV, wishes to honor Freshman Ambassadors, Tyler Fisher, Jaidon Price, Aaron Mullin, Ileesha White, Colin Stearns, Terry Davis, and Amber Reynolds of South High School in Columbus, Ohio. Her first contact with the South High came when Dr. Johnetta D. Wiley,. I really like the way Ileesha White explained how they ma...
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About Peonage: February 2011
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Monday, February 28, 2011. Antoinette Harrell, modern-day Harriet Tubman. Nothing But Love: The family on the Modern Day Plantation give Antoinette Harrell a gift of love a shirt they created to express their love to her. Photographer, Walter C. Black, Sr. Ines Soto- Caption: Gathering of Hearts founders Antoinette Harrell and Ines Soto-Palmarin leads the Southhaven Muhammad Study Group and the Bessie Jean Farrakan on a poverty tour in Webb, Ms. Photographer, Walter C. Black, Sr. You may call her the poo...
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About Peonage: August 2011
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Monday, August 22, 2011. Few Safeguards Between the Youth and Human Traffickers. Human trafficking is more widespread in poor economic times. This is not an evil that is far removed from us. Many fall of our young people are falling victim to human trafficking. For the purpose of sexual exploitation. They are falling victim to traps set for them appearing online as harmless employment opportunities. Sexual exploitation is the most common form of human trafficking. We need to be on the lookout in ...Lacks...
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About Peonage: Remember on Juneteenth slavery did not end in 1865
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Saturday, June 18, 2011. Remember on Juneteenth slavery did not end in 1865. Image by New York Public Library. We have identified new avenues that have not been previously considered through the lens of genealogy. Recently we have provided examples of records documenting peonage after 1865 surrounding topics such as chain gangs, asylums, orphanages, the circus, and more. Well, we have living examples of people who are coming forward to share their experiences living in modern slavery in America. In 1965,...
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About Peonage: June 2011
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Community is above self with South High Students and Columbus, OH Rotary Club. Antoinette Harrell and Robin Foster, Hosts of Nurturing Our Roots on internet radio and NOATV, wishes to honor Freshman Ambassadors, Tyler Fisher, Jaidon Price, Aaron Mullin, Ileesha White, Colin Stearns, Terry Davis, and Amber Reynolds of South High School in Columbus, Ohio. Her first contact with the South High came when Dr. Johnetta D. Wiley,. I really like the way Ileesha White explained how they ma...
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About Peonage: Antoinette Harrell, modern-day Harriet Tubman
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Monday, February 28, 2011. Antoinette Harrell, modern-day Harriet Tubman. Nothing But Love: The family on the Modern Day Plantation give Antoinette Harrell a gift of love a shirt they created to express their love to her. Photographer, Walter C. Black, Sr. Ines Soto- Caption: Gathering of Hearts founders Antoinette Harrell and Ines Soto-Palmarin leads the Southhaven Muhammad Study Group and the Bessie Jean Farrakan on a poverty tour in Webb, Ms. Photographer, Walter C. Black, Sr. You may call her the poo...
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Research, Record, Restore: March 2011
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011. Fochia Wilson, Kentwood, LA icon, forged lasting legacy. The life of Mrs. Fochia Varnado Wilson is to be commended by not only Kentwood, but all of humanity who lost an historian, educator, community leader, and educator," shared genealogist, Antoinette Harrell. On Saturday, March 27, 2010, Ms. Harrell was instrumental in helping the community to celebrate the life of Mrs. Wilson at the Women's History Event. Screen shot of obituary of Mrs. Fochia Wilson at Tangilena.com. Mrs W...
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Research, Record, Restore: Ruby Wheat Daniel (1928-1991) carried on the legacy instilled by her mother, Mandy Jones Wheat (1892-1977)
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011. Ruby Wheat Daniel (1928-1991) carried on the legacy instilled by her mother, Mandy Jones Wheat (1892-1977). Ruby Daniel (1928-1991), shared by Michael Daniel. Ruby Daniel (1928-1991), shared by Michael Daniel. Ruby taught her children the importance of preserving family artifacts, holding on to the land, and keeping the way of life taught by her mother. She also prepared her sons to embrace modern-day advancements," said genealogist, Antoinette Harrell. The last couple of days,...
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Research, Record, Restore: June 2011
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011. Family reunions, a resource for strengthening families. Family cookout. Submitted by Antoinette Harrell. Family reunions, a resource for strengthening families. By Anoinette Harrell, Genealogist. Those who passed away in our time become ancestors. They were in their forties and fifties, and we thought they were old. Now we are the elders, and our children are looking to us to guide them. Family reunions should have a council of elders to mandate family matters and fa...Elderly c...
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