Places and Ethnicities,African American,Historical Records,Military Records,Methodology and Skills,Freedom Series
Researching Ancestors in the Era of Freedom
Angela Walton-Raji
Content
Welcome
2m 33s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 52s
Introduction
6m 24s
Finding Records
1m 43s
Finding Stories
2m 4s
Census Year Reflections
2m 14s
Beyond the Census
2m 55s
Parts of the Freedom Story
1m 53s
Search Strategy
1m 25s
The Missing Story
1m 19s
Freedom Stories
39s
Military Records
1m 0s
Photographs
1m 4s
Illustrations
1m 3s
USCTs
1m 48s
Refugee Slaves
2m 9s
Ft. Monroe
1m 30s
Cemeteries
2m 26s
Local Histories
42s
Soldiers & Sailors System
17s
Other Resources
6m 31s
Amanda Young
4m 22s
Illustrations
2m 36s
Other Records
3m 57s
Conclusion
3m 4s
Announcements / prizes
6m 39s
Questions / answers
24m 20s
About this webinar
The years right after the Civil War were critical years for all southerners white and black. Amazing records reflect that incredible time during those years. This session will explore several amazing record sets and will point to where they can be found.
\nAbout the speaker
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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