Wednesday, January 07, 2009 AfriGeneas Named to Dynastree's Top 50 English SitesThe dynastree Team, the European market leader in online family trees and hobby genealogy, has chosen the Top 50 English genealogy sites together with a team of experts.Among the nominees were websites, blogs or internet forums with the topics genealogy, family research and heraldry. All pages present the contents in a remarkable way and may add the badge to their sites.Our jury chose your site "http://www.afrigeneas.com", too. Congratulations! Source: Dynastree Posted by Staff on 1/07/09 at 00:02 EST Saturday, September 20, 2008 AfriGeneas Receives "Best of the Internet for Genealogists Award" from DearMYRTLESeptember 14, 2008ETHNIC STUDIES: AfriGeneas has been providing how-to information for Americans of African descent for nearly a decade. 'The word AfriGeneas is derived from African American Genealogy Buddies. It's pronounced: A · fri · GEE · nee · as.' This site has been named Family Tree Magazine's top 101 Best Websites for nine years running. Known for the Slave Database, you will also find a marriage database, in addition to a variety of forums including 'heritage arts and crafts' , and a mailing list. Plan to attend live chats Mon-Fri at noon and on Tuesday evenings at 8pm Eastern US time.Source: DearMYRTLE's Genealogy Blog Posted by Staff on 9/20/08 at 01:04 EST Wednesday, September 03, 2008 AfriGeneas Reunion Forum manager Melvin Collier's new book will be released in the Fall. Mississippi to Africa: A Journey of Discovery, is the story of his fourteen-year journey to find his maternal grandmother's family and trace it from Mississippi to West Africa.Read excerpts on the book website: Mississippi to Africahttp://mississippitoafrica.com/Source: AfriGeneas Authors Posted by Staff on 9/03/08 at 23:42 EST Thursday, July 31, 2008 Two new forums added. Please visit:Heritage Arts & Craftswww.afrigeneas.com/forum-craftsAfriGeneas at the Movieswww.afrigeneas.com/forum-movies Posted by Staff on 7/31/08 at 00:44 EST
AfriGeneas Named to Dynastree's Top 50 English SitesThe dynastree Team, the European market leader in online family trees and hobby genealogy, has chosen the Top 50 English genealogy sites together with a team of experts.Among the nominees were websites, blogs or internet forums with the topics genealogy, family research and heraldry. All pages present the contents in a remarkable way and may add the badge to their sites.Our jury chose your site "http://www.afrigeneas.com", too. Congratulations! Source: Dynastree Posted by Staff on 1/07/09 at 00:02 EST
The dynastree Team, the European market leader in online family trees and hobby genealogy, has chosen the Top 50 English genealogy sites together with a team of experts.
Among the nominees were websites, blogs or internet forums with the topics genealogy, family research and heraldry. All pages present the contents in a remarkable way and may add the badge to their sites.
Our jury chose your site "http://www.afrigeneas.com", too. Congratulations!
Source: Dynastree Posted by Staff on 1/07/09 at 00:02 EST
AfriGeneas Receives "Best of the Internet for Genealogists Award" from DearMYRTLESeptember 14, 2008ETHNIC STUDIES: AfriGeneas has been providing how-to information for Americans of African descent for nearly a decade. 'The word AfriGeneas is derived from African American Genealogy Buddies. It's pronounced: A · fri · GEE · nee · as.' This site has been named Family Tree Magazine's top 101 Best Websites for nine years running. Known for the Slave Database, you will also find a marriage database, in addition to a variety of forums including 'heritage arts and crafts' , and a mailing list. Plan to attend live chats Mon-Fri at noon and on Tuesday evenings at 8pm Eastern US time.Source: DearMYRTLE's Genealogy Blog Posted by Staff on 9/20/08 at 01:04 EST
September 14, 2008
ETHNIC STUDIES: AfriGeneas has been providing how-to information for Americans of African descent for nearly a decade. 'The word AfriGeneas is derived from African American Genealogy Buddies. It's pronounced: A · fri · GEE · nee · as.' This site has been named Family Tree Magazine's top 101 Best Websites for nine years running. Known for the Slave Database, you will also find a marriage database, in addition to a variety of forums including 'heritage arts and crafts' , and a mailing list. Plan to attend live chats Mon-Fri at noon and on Tuesday evenings at 8pm Eastern US time.
Source: DearMYRTLE's Genealogy Blog Posted by Staff on 9/20/08 at 01:04 EST
AfriGeneas Reunion Forum manager Melvin Collier's new book will be released in the Fall. Mississippi to Africa: A Journey of Discovery, is the story of his fourteen-year journey to find his maternal grandmother's family and trace it from Mississippi to West Africa.Read excerpts on the book website: Mississippi to Africahttp://mississippitoafrica.com/Source: AfriGeneas Authors Posted by Staff on 9/03/08 at 23:42 EST
Read excerpts on the book website:
Mississippi to Africahttp://mississippitoafrica.com/
Source: AfriGeneas Authors Posted by Staff on 9/03/08 at 23:42 EST
Two new forums added. Please visit:Heritage Arts & Craftswww.afrigeneas.com/forum-craftsAfriGeneas at the Movieswww.afrigeneas.com/forum-movies Posted by Staff on 7/31/08 at 00:44 EST
Heritage Arts & Craftswww.afrigeneas.com/forum-crafts
AfriGeneas at the Movieswww.afrigeneas.com/forum-movies Posted by Staff on 7/31/08 at 00:44 EST
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ETHNIC STUDIES: AfriGeneas has been providing how-to information for Americans of African descent for nearly a decade. 'The word AfriGeneas is derived from African American Genealogy Buddies. It's pronounced: A · fri · GEE · nee · as.' This site has been named Family Tree Magazine's top 101 Best Websites for nine years running. Known for the Slave Database, you will also find a marriage database, in addition to a variety of forums including 'heritage arts and crafts' , and a mailing list. Plan to attend live chats Mon-Fri at noon and on Tuesday evenings at 8pm Eastern US time.
AfriGeneas Reunion Forum manager Melvin Collier's new book will be released in the Fall. Mississippi to Africa: A Journey of Discovery, is the story of his fourteen-year journey to find his maternal grandmother's family and trace it from Mississippi to West Africa.