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On the Road Again Hillary Clinton and the King's Daughters Web Site Links African-Americans to Ancestors' Voyage More Recent Articles Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - 3 new articles On the Road Again If you have been reading this newsletter for a while, you probably know that I travel quite a bit. This week I am leaving on the longest trip I have taken in years. I'll start with a "quick trip" to Salt Lake City. A few days later, I will go on to New Zealand, where I will attend the five-day Australasian Federation of Family History Organisations conference to be held at Kings College, Auckland. You can read my earlier article about the AFFHO conference at... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • Hillary Clinton and the King's Daughters Eastern Canada was originally settled by French adventurers, fur trappers, and soldiers. There were plenty of men but few women in the early days. The French government realized this was a problem and soon recruited young, single women to travel to New France. These women, known in French as the "filles du roi" or in English as the "King's Daughters," agreed to travel to the new settlements in North America and marry a settler there in exchange for a 50 pound dowry from... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • Web Site Links African-Americans to Ancestors' Voyage A new online database details the journeys of millions of slaves. Twelve and a half million slaves were transported from Africa to the United States as early as the 16th Century. For the first time a new free Internet database gives African-Americans the opportunity to explore their African heritage the way whites have long been able to chart their migration from Europe. Voyages: The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database is the result of 40 years of research by hundreds of scholars. Two years... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • More Recent Articles (+) Poor Farms and State Hospitals by Michael John Neill Dr. Hall's Index for Springfield, Missouri in 225 Volumes Preserving Old Newspapers New Method To Revolutionize DNA Sequencing The Day the Music Died FamilySearch Indexing Update FamilySearch Record Search Update: 4 million new records added Who Do You Think You Are? Live! 2009 (+) Who's Afraid of Land Records? - Part III - by George G. Morgan Use of Digital Camera for Genealogy

 

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