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Ancestry/Genealogy

NOLALady

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7. All I can add

Reply to kdmorris (Original post)

Fri Mar 23, 2012, 11:33 AM

Mar 2012

you are right. There is no easy way. It is a matter of "stick to it". But, AA genealogy is so incredibly rewarding you will not regret for one minute the extra time and effort of research.

Good Luck and Happy Hunting!

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After the census and death certificates watrwefitinfor Mar 2012 #1

Wow, thank you so much! kdmorris Mar 2012 #4

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I did! kdmorris Mar 2012 #3

A tip for African Ancestry in Southern Georgia pl34567 Mar 2012 #5

Thanks. I'll do that. kdmorris Mar 2012 #6

All I can add NOLALady Mar 2012 #7

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Burke/Emanual County, Georgia kdmorris Aug 2012 #9

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