Prince Rivers Accepts the Colors

Photo courtesy of The Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division

Washington Course - Charleston

Photo available from The Charleston Preservation Society.

Slave Row - Port Royal Island

Photo courtesy of The Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division

Pension Card File of Shedrick Manago

Photo Courtesy of The National Archives and Records Administration, Washington,D.C.

The Greaves Map of Mitchelville

Photo courtesy of The Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division

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Showing posts with label #fallongreen15. Show all posts

Friday, August 16, 2013

Our Website 2.0

A note to subscribers...
(all two of you...)

If you follow us on Facebook, Posterous or Networked Blogs or have been checking on me, you have noticed our sites have been disabled.  By now, you already know that the EVIL Twitter has purchased Posterous and so all of the blogs are no longer available.  It was my favorite blogging spot.  So we are trimming the access to my genealogical ramblings to my blogger posts and my official website 2.0 and we hope to relaunch soon.

As a preview:

African American Genealogy with Fallon Green will now be home to a massive database of links dealing specifically with genealogy in Beaufort County.

Bottomline:  I will see you soon! Hopefully we can generate the same amount of buzz we had on Facebook, there as well.


Monday, July 1, 2013

Documentary

Timewatch - The Mystery of the Headless Romans

Wow!  I have to say, it's nice to know that the people at the BBC, The Discovery Channel and National Geographic are finally tired of my posts and are now making a concerted effort to cast their history documentaries more accurately.  All my years of posting vaguely readable diatribes on Comment Sections, Feedback Pages and Message Boards, have now today I know, not been done in vain.

Sunday, June 10, 2012

AFRICAN AMERICAN DOCTORS IN THE CIVIL WAR



June 19, 2012 - 12:00pm
http://www.archives.gov/dc-metro/events/
National Archives
700 Constitution Avenue, NW
Washington, DC


Dr. Robert Slawson will share his fascinating stories of early African American men of medicine, the graduates of American medical schools and the African American men commissioned as Civil War officers based on the original research from his book, Prologue to Change: African Americans in Medicine in the Civil War Era.


CONTACT INFORMATION:
The National Archives
700 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington , DC 20408 
Phone: 1-86-NARA-NARA

Saturday, June 9, 2012

Don't Miss Your Chance to Meet...



Dwayne Brewer

The Genealogy Social Club


Dwayne Brewer
Age: 26

Geographic Specialty:
DC, MD, VA, AL, Puerto Rico

Research Specialty: 
Puerto Rican Genealogy

Interest Categories:  
Hispanic-American Genealogy

Works for: 
The Foundation for the National Archives

Hometown: 
Washington, DC

What he's reading: 
The Genealogy Toolkit:  Getting Started on Your Family Research at the National Archives

Research Level:
New to Genealogy

Email: 
dwayne.brewer@nara.gov

Accepts Friend Requests: 
Yes