Images from the gathering of approximately 500 genealogists at the Allen County Public Library in Ft. Wayne, Indiana October 29-31, 2009. The Summit theme was "Reconnecting Lost Links."
AfricaGenWeb Project... The AfricaGenWeb Project is an on-line data repository for queries, family histories, and source records as well as being resource center to identify other on-line databases and resources to assist researchers.
African-American Genealogical Society of Cleveland, Ohio... Assisting novice historians in beginning their family research, to facilitate networking among African-American researchers, and to promote genealogical studies by offering the talents of its members as speakers, teachers and exhibitors. Our mission remains unchanged.
African American Genealogy... The links provide an accurate reflection of what African American genealogy is available online.
African American Genealogy ... African American genealogy links and information on the following surnames: Kizer/Kaiser, Ferguson, Posey/Posley, and Gelham.
African-American Genealogy Guide Picks... Genealogy resources for tracing your African American ancestry including lessons, tutorials, cultural resources, online databases and records, genealogical and historical societies, slave narratives, Civil War information, obituaries, and more.
African American Genealogy Research Center... Providing a physical location for African Americans to conduct genealogy research, get help with research, learn invaluable computer skills and make a contribution to American history all at the same time.
African American Genealogy Search Engines... An Interactive Directory of over 400 free genealogy surname database search engines. Online resources for your free family tree search.
Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc.... The Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society is the premier organization of its kind in the world. We want it to continue as such and to grow in size and scope during the coming years.
Arizona Black Pioneers... The Black Pioneers of Tucson and Their Achievements, 1860-1900; A Reference Guide, by Bernard Wilson. A list of Black people between 1860 and 1900. Photos, population chart, and more.
Black Belt African American Genealogical & Historical Society, Inc.... BBAAGHS is a non-profit organization dedicated to the study and exchange of information and ideas among people interested in African American genealogy, family history and historic preservation in the twelve counties of Alabama's Black Belt Region.
BlackCemeteries.com... A searchable database containing thousands of individual obituaries and hundreds of cemeteries in east central Alabama and west central Georgia.
Connecticut State Library... Research Guide to African-American Genealogical Resources at the Connecticut State Library.
Custom Made Publications... Specializing in unique one-of-a-kind book marks, party favors, flyers, family history books, brochures, and invitations for all occasions. Experienced in designing PowerPoint presentations, church programs, newsletters, etc.
Cyndi's List... Listings of genealogy sites on the internet.
Database of Servitude and Emancipation Records (1722–1863)
... This database includes approximately 3,400 names found in governmental records involving the servitude and emancipation of Africans and, occasionally, Indians in the French and English eras of colonial Illinois (1722–1790) and African-Americans in the American period of Illinois (1790–1863).
Family Search... Learn how to start your family history on this website.
Family Tree Chart... A blank family tree chart enables you to record the ancestors from whom you directly descend--those for whom you intend to compile a complete and correct family unit.
Footnote... Footnote features images of original documents containing information and stories about your ancestors and the times in which they lived.
Freedmens Bureau... Established by the War Department, March 3, 1865. It supervised all relief and educational activities relating to refugees and freedmen, which included issuing rations, clothing and medicine.
Free Genealogy Queries... Find free genealogy queries on the internet. These genealogy queries a good source to find your ancestors, and to connect with others who are researching your family tree.
GeneaLinks... Genealogy resources for African American genealogy research and history. African American genealogy is often difficult to research and many new African American resources are included here.
GenealogyBank.com... GenealogyBank.com is the largest online newspaper archive for family history research with over 1.5 billion names from 1600's to present day. Search free.
Heritage Makers ... We are the company committed to helping you build a lasting legacy of family heritage. In a time when the people of the world are recognizing that families matter most, Beautiful Traditions stands uniquely able to assist parents and individuals to rediscover their family roots, heroes, cherished memories and valued traditions.
Kindred Konnections... Free genealogy search over 100 million genealogy records to find your ancestors.
Lansing Area African American Genealogy Society... LAAAGS was founded in 2001 and is located in Lansing, Michigan. The purpose of LAAAGS is to promote the preservation of African American family history for Lansing area residents and other interested persons.
Look Up Ancestry... Ancestry chart site. Put your life on the line.
OneBlackFamily ... Oneblackfamily is a online genealogical archive of African Americans and their ancestors.
People of Color South... This list, POCSOUTH (People of Color, South), is intended to open a line of communication for genealogical researchers with African American ancestors.
Roots Recovered... Roots Recovered, The How To Guide for Tracing African-American and West Indian Roots Back to Africa and Going There for Free or on a Shoestring Budget.
Social Security Death Index ... The Social Security Death Index contains millions of records of deaths reported to the Social Security Administration.
The Freedmen's Bureau Online... Small but growing collection of transcriptions of the reports and records of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, commonly known as the Freedmen's Bureau.
The Genealogy Workshop... A community site or resources, forms and articles created to support participants of the genealogy workshop.
The Stone Family... Informative African American Genealogy and History Site.
USA Griot, LLC... USA Griot, LLC is a genealogy company that specializes in Black American family history in all regions and all time periods.
USF Africana Heritage Project... The Africana Heritage Project, sponsored by the Africana Studies department at the University of South Florida, is dedicated to rediscovering records of African American history, genealogy and culture, and offers free access to a searchable archive of slave, plantation and Freedmen's Bureau records, as well as articles on black history and culture.
US GenWeb... Volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for those interested in genealogical research.Located in every county and every state of the United States.
Yahoo... African American Genealogy...A place for African American genealogists.
