In this episode, Susan Anderson shares her considerable knowledge about how The Gold Rush Era marked…
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S04 E28: African Americans of the California Gold Rush with Susan D. Anderson
In this episode, Susan Anderson shares her considerable knowledge about how The Gold Rush Era marked…
S04 E27: Honoring the 6888th Battalion with Ret. Col. Edna W. Cummings and Janice Martin, RN
This episode marks the last in our 3-part series about the remarkable women who served in…
S04 E26: Major Charity Adams Earley and The Women’s the 6888th Battalion
The Genealogy Adventures team has come across a group of women with a history that is…
Protected: Robert E Lee, slavery, and 1859: The Spring of his Discontent
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Book Club II: Journal of a Residence on a Georgian Plantation in 1838-1839
“Journal of a Residence on a Georgian Plantation” in 1838-1839 (published 1863) by Frances “Fanny” Anne…
S04 E25: The Women’s Army Corp 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion – Part 1
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, nicknamed the “Six Triple Eight”, was an all-black battalion of…
S04 E24: Civil Right’s Activist Modjeska Monteith Simkins with Dr. Adrienne Petty & Dr. Henrie Treadwell
We welcomed Maj. Charles Williams (aka Trooper Charles Williams) to the show to enlighten us about…
Grappling with Old Fake News in Genealogy Research
Anyone with a nodding familiarity of national elections from 2016 to today in western societies is…
S04 E23: Heroes of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement Series: Dr. Frank Smith, Jr
We welcomed Maj. Charles Williams (aka Trooper Charles Williams) to the show to enlighten us about…