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  • Privacy Policy & Terms of Service
  • About the Project
  • Dispatches & Archives
  • Links & Resources
  • Research Library
    • Evidence Standards
    • Evidence & Research Standards
    • Genealogy & Genetics Glossary
    • Research Index
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Before They Were “Black”: The Tidewater Creole People and the Oldest Free Families in America

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An examination of Tidewater Creole communities and free people of color in colonial Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware prior to 19th-century racial codes.

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What the Numbers Finally Said: Breaking Down My AncestryDNA Results

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A breakdown of 21 AncestryDNA biogeographical regions, tracing African and European ancestral roots with archival corroboration.

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“My Grandma Was an Indian” (And She Might Have Been Right) Maybe…

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Examining the oral history of Indigenous heritage in African American genealogy using archival documents, census records, and genetic evidence.

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