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Sarasara Vakatamata Yadua

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45 Siga 17 Auwa 25 Miniti

Vakaraubuka, 6 Maji, 2026 at 3:00 PM (GMT+0)

Raica na iTuvatuva
Na vosa ni iwasewase ni gauna oqo e English
Na iwasewase ni gauna oqo sa baleta na tamata
- Ballroom H

Refugees, Claims, and Pardons: Reconciliation during the Reconstruction Era

With the end of the Civil War in 1865, the United States turned to mend the sectional differences that separated our nation. Known to historians as the Reconstruction Era, it lasted from 1865 to 1877 until the withdrawal of Federal Troops from the South during the presidency of Rutherford B. Hayes. Military and civilian records will help piece together our families’ history during this difficult time in the United States.

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Ka lailai ni Getting Started with U.S. Genealogy: Finding your American Roots
Na vosa ni iwasewase ni gauna oqo e English
58:19
Ka lailai ni Unique Resources to Find Enslaved African American Ancestors, Especially in Border States
Na vosa ni iwasewase ni gauna oqo e English
37:42
Ka lailai ni Discovering Enslaved Ancestors Through Civil War Military Records
Na vosa ni iwasewase ni gauna oqo e English
59:12