"Thanks Michelle! I'm still on cloud 9 over that find! :)"
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Lisa Landrum
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Family Tree Maker Fans
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Where in the Hale
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Most Wanted! Ancestors L…
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St. Louis African Americ…
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African Roots Podcast
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Jim Avery left a comment for Lisa Landrum"Hello - Did you know we have an active chat community? There are usually people there to discuss genealogy, do look ups for you or just talk. We also have scheduled chats including a lively game of trivia on Saturday and Wednesday evenings at 9 pm…"
Lisa Landrum commented on Michelle Stuart's group Where in the Hale"Just wanted to share that I have FINALLY found the Emancipation record of my 4th GR Grandfather, Zack Cage! He and another slave, Elijah, were emancipated by Elizabeth Hale Stephenson Cage in 1823 in Washington County, TN. Five years later,…"
Lisa Landrum joined Russ Worthington's group
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Lisa Landrum commented on Michelle Stuart's group Where in the Hale"I'm not a descendant of Nicholas Hale but my 4th great grandfather, Zack Cage, was a slave owned by of his daughter Elizabeth Hale Stephenson Cage and her 2nd husband William Cage. He was listed in William Cage's 1811…"
Lisa Landrum replied to Luckie Daniels's discussion Barbour, Henry & Montgomery Counties in the group Alabama Root Diggers"Looking for surnames: GLOVER, LANDRUM, WINSLETT in Barbour and Bullock counties."
Lisa Landrum left a comment for Wilma McLean"Wilma--do you happen to know the names of Isabella's parents?
My Smith ancestors are Beverly and Mariah--they had two sons, Ellis and Houston and 2 daughters whose names I don't know. One of the daughters may have been named Isadore or…"
Wilma McLean left a comment for Lisa Landrum"My Smith person is Isabella Smith and she married David Washington in 1865"
Lisa Landrum left a comment for Wilma McLean"Thanks Wilma! I'm so glad that info helped someone else! We might be related-- what are the names of your Smith ancestors?"
Lisa Landrum joined Quan Pruitt's group
St. Louis African American History & Genealogy Society
St. Louis African American History and Genealogy Society strives to preserve family history, genealogy and cultural diversity.
Lisa Landrum joined Angela Walton-Raji's group
African Roots Podcast
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Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Bryant, Cage, Garrett, Glover, Haddock, Jenkins, Jones, Landrum, Rawls/Rauls/Rawles, Smith, Smotherman, and Vaughter/Vawter
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- USA-Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Tennessee
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- I saw Roots and wanted to find out more about my ancestors.
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 11:55pm on January 21, 2012, Jim Avery said…
Hello - Did you know we have an active chat community? There are usually people there to discuss genealogy, do look ups for you or just talk. We also have scheduled chats including a lively game of trivia on Saturday and Wednesday evenings at 9 pm eastern time. Hope to see you sometime soon.
- At 6:18pm on July 22, 2011, Wilma McLean said…
- My Smith person is Isabella Smith and she married David Washington in 1865
- At 9:27am on July 22, 2011, Wilma McLean gave Lisa Landrum a gift…
Thanks for posting information, I have relatives who were enslaved on the Springfield farm in Rutherford County. My family were the Washingtons and Smiths.
- At 11:29pm on March 24, 2010,
George Geder said… - Welcome Lisa to the African Ancestored Genealogy group!
Get in where you fit in!
Share your stories and research.
Let us know how we may help.
We're family!
Peace,
"Guided by the Ancestors"
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