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Other Research Sources to Trace Family History WHERE TO START The central organizing principle of the discipline of genealogy is the interpretation and analysis of kinship Carolyn Earle Billingsley PhD ID: 625427

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Slide1

Tracing Your Roots: Using Archives of HBCU’s and

Other Research Sources to

Trace Family HistorySlide2

WHERE TO START?Slide3

The central organizing

principle of the discipline

of genealogy is theinterpretation and analysis

of kinship.

Carolyn Earle Billingsley, Ph.D.Slide4

PRIMARY SOURCE

One which had its origins with someone directly involved with the event being reported near the time of the eventSlide5

BIRTH CERTIFICATES

1Slide6

DEATH CERTIFICATES

2Slide7

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES

3Slide8

CENSUS RETURNS

4

Census Bureau 1940Slide9

SECONDARY SOURCE

Everything else that is not included on the list for primary sourcesSlide10

OBITUARIES

5Slide11

TOMBSTONESSlide12

WHERE TO START

START WITH YOURSELFSlide13

GATHERING INFORMATION

ORAL HISTORIES

HOME-BASE RESEARCH

CHURCH RECORDS

TOWN/CITIESSlide14

GATHERING INFORMATION

cont’d

LIBRARY/ARCHIVES

STATE, NATIONAL AND FEDERAL AGENCIES

STATE AND NATIONAL ARCHIVESSlide15

WHEN THE SEARCH BECOMES DIFFERENT

PRIOR TO 1870

WHITE FAMILY RECORDS

MANUMISSIONS

FREEDMEN BUREAU RECORDSSlide16

COMPUTERS AND YOUR FAMILY HISTORY

Technology Aid

Searching for Ancestors on-lineSlide17

Some Useful Web Sites

Alabama Department of Archives and History

Family Search: Uniting Families

Ancestry.com

www.newsouthbooks.com/aagenealogySlide18

Genealogical Resources

Located At

HBCUs

Yearbooks

School Catalogues

Oral Histories

Slave Narratives

Founders’ Day Programs

Manuscripts Collections

Thesis & Dissertations

Slide19

Alabama State University

Bishop State

Delaware State University

Florida Memorial University

Clarke/Atlanta University

Southern University at New Orleans

Jackson State UniversitySlide20