Historical Records,Military Records,Maps,Places and Ethnicities,African American,Methodology and Skills,Freedom Series

Maps Tell Some of the Story for the African-Ancestored Genealogist

Angela Walton-Raji

Sep 24, 2015

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Syllabus

Content

Welcome

3m 2s

Speaker's Introduction

1m 38s

Introduction

3m 14s

The Story on Maps

5m 11s

Where Things Are Located

3m 31s

How They Traveled

3m 15s

Who Is There

9m 39s

Where Things Were

2m 39s

The Story of Slavery in Maps

5m 36s

Types of Maps

34s

Obtaining Maps

2m 25s

Creating New Maps

4m 7s

Freedmen's Bureau

3m 18s

Maps to be Created

7m 16s

Questions / answers

9m 7s

Announcements / prizes

5m 45s

Questions / answers

27m 19s

Syllabus

About this webinar

This session will illustrate how geography can tell you things unknown about your ancestral community and help provide a critical background for the family narrative.

About the speaker

Angela Walton-Raji

Angela Walton-Raji is known nationally for her genealogical and historical research and work with Oklahoma Native-American records. Her book, “Black Indian Genealogy Research” was the first book of it...

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