Untold Stories, Unsung Heroes: Marginalized Communities on and Along the Erie Canal (1817 to 1834)
Subject
African American
American Indian
Women's History
Released September 15!
Released July 02!
My Grandfather Took It to the Grave
Subject
African American
Methodology
Preserving Your New York Story Programming
UNLOCKED
Released June 02!
Preserving Your New York Story: Unique Aspects of Researching Enslaved People in New York State
Subject
African American
Preserving Your New York Story Programming
UNLOCKED
Forced Settlement: Documenting Descendants of Enslaved Americans and Their Scottish Connections
Millions descend from the more than 150,000 Scots who settled in North America by 1785. Those settlers, like many settlers of the time, took part in the transatlantic slave trade. A generous grant from the Scottish Government’s Scottish Connections Fund enabled the NYG&B to engage the services of expert researchers to compile the following guide and accompanying resources to trace biographical and genealogical connections to those enslaved individuals.
Released March 04!
24Feb
The Truth of the 110 Survivors Aboard the Clotilda
Online
Please join us Saturday, February 24, 2024, at 1 p.m. ET for a talk by Jeremy Ellis, President of the Clotilda Descendants Association (CDA), “The Truth of the 110 Survivors Aboard the Clotilda.” The Clotilda was the...
Released November 30!
African Americans in the Archives: Federal Records for Black History
Subject
African American
Government & Laws
Released November 16!
2023 New York State Family History Conference Keynote Session: A’Lelia Bundles
Subject
African American
Women's History
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