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| Research your Family Ancestry |
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| Contact: Oyah Menen Join A Study Circle Washington DC 20010 CBPM's 832nd Member Phone: 770-912-7053 Email Address: afrgive@bellsouth.net Web: www.cbpm.org/joinastudycircle www.aaprp-intl.org |
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| Join A Study Circle Would you like to learn more about 'African History' and the liberation movements in Africa? Would you like to learn more about researching your family ancestry? Join our Georgia Chapter of the All African People's Revolutionary Party. African History, Genealogy Research |
| How to Research Your Family Ancestry. It is very important that African people document their family lineage. We cannot rely on anyone else. We must keep records for the next generations. There is a wide variety of ways to get information about your great great grandparents and their parents. Here are just a few ways you can begin your research. |
| Record Keeping: First get a large plastic folder that closes or a brief case to keep all the information you need. a. Decide whether you would like to research your family on your mother's side or your father's side. b. Talking to your relatives and getting information from them is very important. Please write it down as they give your names and relations. c. Find out what state and county or burrough they lived. Write down all the locations. d. Look at census records, marriage records, birth & death certificates. |
| If you need assistance in researching your ancestry please call Oyah at 770-912-7053 |
| The AAPRP Georgia Chapter would like to invite you to an Orientation Please Call: 770-912-7053 |
| First Booklist: The World and Africa by WEB Dubois Capitalism and Slavery by Eric Williams History excerpt by Kwame Nkrumah |
