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Howdy researchers! I am so delighted to get started uncovering the past with you.
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Howdy researchers! I am so delighted to get started uncovering the past with you.
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After months of dead ends, there he was — Thomas Crowell, licensed to trade in the Creek Agency in 1822. The remarks even name who signed it. I cried at my desk. Sharing the record here in case the name means something to anyone else.
I have a 'Sandy Perryman (a free black)' in the 1832 Creek census at Chehawah. The AI related-records tool surfaced a manumission where a Perryman Wesley freed an enslaved man named Sandy. Is that enough to say it's the same person? How would you document the leap?
Mine was an inspection roll — a single line with a name and a port. Changed everything. What was the document that cracked your family story open? Let's swap stories.
It surfaced a connection across two collections that I'd have never searched for — a name in one record's remarks matched another entirely. Whatever you all did under the hood, thank you.
Several folks in my tree seem to have taken a former enslaver's surname after being freed. What sources help confirm that pattern beyond a shared last name?
For Centerfold News, I'm trying to figure out how to keep track of all the news coming out. I want to make sure that I'm up-to-date with politics, but I also want to be up-to-date with gaming and movies since I have a genuine interest in those two things. How can I go about keepi…
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