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Fallon Green
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- Washington, DC
- United States
Fallon Green's Groups
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Washington DC Genealogy
6 members
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African Ancestored Genea…
155 members
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Saving African American …
52 members
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African Roots Podcast
78 members
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African American Genealo…
99 members
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Linda J. Barnes left a comment for Fallon Green"Hi Fallon!
Loved your responses to your profile's gen expertise and reasons for researching! Hysterical! You are bitten by the genie bug, girl and from here on there is NO ESCAPE!! Good Luck and keep on digging!
Linda :o)"
Fallon Green joined George Geder's group
African Ancestored Genealogy
Dedicated to all things African Ancestored!pic from sculpture by Ed Dwight-http://eddwight.com/See More
Fallon Green joined Porsha A. Williams's group
Saving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
Fallon Green joined Angela Walton-Raji's group
African Roots Podcast
Weekly Podcast Devoted to African American Genealogy News, Events, and Resources
Fallon Green joined Michael Hait's group
African American Genealogy
This group is for all topics relating to researching African-American genealogy.
Fallon Green posted an event
Jazz in the Garden Genealogy Group at National Gallery of Art Washington, DC - Metro: Archives/Navy Memorial
June 8, 2012 from 5pm to 9pm
This is DC's premier genealogy social hour! There is WiFi on the Mall so, Bring your laptop or your research and hang out with other genealogists at Jazz in the Garden this summer. The Jazz in the Garden Summer Genealogy Meetup is a great way to network for DC/MD/VA genealogists. Save the Date!For detailed information go to: http://genealogysocialclubdc.eventbrite.com/See More
Fallon Green joined DearMYRTLE's group
Second Life Genealogists
A group of genealogists who enjoy getting together in Second Life for real-time online discussions.
Fallon Green posted a status"Hi Jim! Thank you so much for the tip! I do not know Erin Bradford. I will definitely add her. Really appreciate it!"
Jim Avery left a comment for Fallon Green"Hi - Was looking through your blog. I am thinking of doing one here. Do you know Erin Bradford? Her specialty is Free African Americans in North Carolina. If you go to Members and type in her name you can find her website and how to contact her.…"
Fallon Green replied to Fallon Green's discussion Looking for Descendants of Pinckney Island Slaves 1743-1852... in the group Pinckney Family Group of Antigua and South Carolina"Pinckney Island Plantation Slaves - Via Fold3"
Fallon Green added a discussion to the group Pinckney Family Group of Antigua and South Carolina
Looking for Descendants of Pinckney Island Slaves 1743-1852...
I am looking for individuals who have ancestors who lived on Pinckney Island in Beaufort County, SC from 1743-1852. I descend from a Daphne and Dick apparently slaves of the Pinckney Family, sold to Pinckney Island sometime before the Civil War. My ancestor was on Pinckney Island shortly after his birth in 1834 and shortly before the outbreak of the Civil War. He was sold as a family, by family, within family as the story goes from Abbeville. He was "bound" to a man by the name of…See More
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Washington, Green, Delaney, Heyward, Cook, Pinckney, Moragne, Manigault/Manigo, Singleton, Sinclair, Sinkler, Brown, Lightburn, Layton, McNeal, Cain, Carne, Perry
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Unites States, Barbados, United Kingdom, Sierra Leone
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Beginning Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- I am an expert at frustration and not filling out my chart sheets...I excel in distracting myself when I see a cool new name on a Family Tree and I specialize in staying up until three when I should be sleeping. Despite what I'm thinking...I'm "not really close to finding the ancestor I need"...I am never "really close" every time I do it....
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- For the Awesomeness of it, Just Kidding...I don't know why a person would ever subject themselves....to this maddening habit. It's like Historical Vampirism...we keep spreading this maniacal passion on to others...lol...it's like Outbreak. But to answer the question...I have no idea when I truly got infected. I know I love history and so the mixing of history and family bring two of my most treasured subjects together. So I will probably marry some Mama's Boy with a passion for Civil War Reenactments since these are two things that I most enjoy.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://estore.archives.gov
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African American Genealogy in Rural Southern Areas
African American Genealogy in Rural Southern Areas
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Posted on May 21, 2012 at 12:47pm
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 2:21pm on May 24, 2012, Linda J. Barnes said…
Hi Fallon!
Loved your responses to your profile's gen expertise and reasons for researching! Hysterical! You are bitten by the genie bug, girl and from here on there is NO ESCAPE!! Good Luck and keep on digging!
Linda :o)
- At 6:51pm on May 21, 2012, Jim Avery said…
Hi - Was looking through your blog. I am thinking of doing one here. Do you know Erin Bradford? Her specialty is Free African Americans in North Carolina. If you go to Members and type in her name you can find her website and how to contact her. Good Luck.
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