Discover Ancestry Networks: A Look at Trask 250

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Learn how DNA, traditional genealogy, and slavery era research unearthed a multitude of details about the lives of 250 formerly enslaved people in Mississippi and Louisiana.

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A Look at Trask 250 on Ancestry®

Nicka Sewell-Smith

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Using The WPA Slave Narratives and Other Sources To Fill In The Gaps of Family History

Cynthia R Evans

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Genealogy of Undocumented Populations: Innovative Methodologies

João Carlos Nara Jr.

Discover Ancestry Networks: A Look at Trask 250

Fakamatala ne Fokotuʻu Maí

A Look at Trask 250 on Ancestry®

Using The WPA Slave Narratives and Other Sources To Fill In The Gaps of Family History

Genealogy of Undocumented Populations: Innovative Methodologies

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