Blogs

Keep up with your favorite blogs on Lowcountry Africana – the LCA Main Blog, South Carolina Ancestors, Georgia Ancestors, Florida Ancestors and Lowcountry Roots Travel. Access all of them right here!

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LCA Main Blog

Keep up with what’s happening at LCA, learn about upcoming events, read about preservation efforts, and sharpen your research skills. Follow the LCA Main Blog to stay informed!

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South Carolina Ancestors

Learn about new online records for South Carolina and sharpen your research skills with tips and tricks for researching your South Carolina ancestors.

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Georgia Ancestors

Researching Georgia ancestors? Read about valuable online and offline resources for Georgia and find great tips to keep your research moving forward.

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Florida Ancestors

Resources for Researching Florida ancestors, tips for organizing and sharing your research and more.

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Lowcountry Roots Travel

Pack your suitcase and plan your next research trip to a Lowcountry destination. Read about key archives and nearby cities.

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Lowcountry Africana Main Blog

Great African American Genealogy Lineup at RootsTech 2017

And the Winner Is…

Many congratulations to Anita Henderson, who has won the random drawing for the full RootsTech conference registration (a $299 value). Anita will receive a FREE full registration for the RootsTech conference, plus the Innovator Summit, at the Salt Lake Convention...

South Carolina Ancestors

Join Lowcountry Africana at Magnolia Plantation Feb 9, 2013 for a Seminar on Tracing Reconstruction-Era Ancestors

Learn About the Records That Will Help You Trace African American Ancestors Back Beyond 1870 ~And~ Receive Personal Genealogy Advice from a Panel of Experienced Lowcountry Researchers! Please join us at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens on Saturday, February 9 for the...

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Labor Contract W.J. Randolph and Freed Men and Women on the Pope Place Plantation, St. Helena Island, Beaufort District, SC, 1865

Source: Records of the Field Offices for the State of South Carolina, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, 1865–1872 (NARA Micropublication M1910), Reel 59 Names: Randolph, W.J. Randolph, William J. Williams, C.F. Haywood, Chas. F. White, Will Pope,...

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Roots Travel

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