Arts-based autoethnography uncovers heritage connections in the U.S. Census, suggesting new insights on family histories.
My great uncle, the first person I know in my family to earn a doctoral degree, combined archival research with family stories to trace our heritage to 5 African indentured servants trafficked in 1629. From this, he wrote the genealogical text, “Tyler”: No Longer Undiscovered. The oldest [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
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