Slave Genealogy: A Research Guide with Case Studies
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Slave Genealogy: A Research Guide with Case Studies

by David H. Streets

History African American Studies Genealogy
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This research guide by David H. Streets introduces methods for tracing slave ancestry through historical records. It includes case studies that demonstrate practical techniques for overcoming documentation challenges, helping genealogists construct accurate family histories from limited sources.

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Slave Genealogy: A Research Guide with Case Studies offers a structured approach to researching African American ancestry tied to slavery. Authored by David H. Streets, it provides foundational methods for beginners and experienced genealogists alike.

The guide emphasizes the unique challenges of slave records, including incomplete documentation and reliance on indirect sources. It teaches how to access vital archives, census data, and plantation records effectively.

Case studies illustrate real-world applications, demonstrating step-by-step processes to build family trees from fragmented evidence. This resource supports ethical research practices in historical genealogy.

Ideal for those seeking to connect with their heritage, the book bridges historical context with practical tools for discovery.

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