Saving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
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Porsha A. Williams
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Looking for Cheap Textbooks - Or, Cheap Books in General?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by patsy adkins Jul 24, 2009.
Simmons Stables in Mexico, Missouri - Help Save a Historical Landmark!
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The Eye in the Sky - Any Newsworthy Articles Related to Genealogy Have a Home Here!
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Dorothy joined Porsha A. Williams's groupSaving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
Henriette Cain joined Porsha A. Williams's groupSaving 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 Porsha A. Williams's groupSaving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
Bettina Falwell joined Porsha A. Williams's groupSaving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
Amy Rebecca Walker joined Porsha A. Williams's groupSaving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
Nadia K. Orton joined Porsha A. Williams's groupSaving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
Saving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
Jason Joiner joined Porsha A. Williams's groupSaving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
Caroline Respess joined Porsha A. Williams's groupSaving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
Bill Drayton commented on Porsha A. Williams's group Saving African American Cemeteries"It is absolutely vital not only that African American cemeteries are preserved but that descendants of those buried there have free access to these places. It is a SCANDAL that in too many cases access has been denied!! OK, they may be on private…"
Bill Drayton joined Porsha A. Williams's groupSaving African American Cemeteries
Discussion on how to acquire and receive assistance for the upkeep of known, abandoned black cemetary plots and churchland.
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Famous Black Cemetary in Chicago - Desecrated!
The following link is in regards to a statement made today about Burr Oaks Cemetary in Chicago, Ill - famous resting place to several famous african-americans, including Emmett Louis Till. Apparently, for four years now, the cemetary workers have been digging up graves, cutting up the bodies, and dumping the parts into a massive open grave in the deepest backends of the cemetary land. How could anyone desecrate a grave that… Continue
Posted on July 9, 2009 at 4:42pm — 3 Comments
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- At 6:54am on July 25, 2009, Charles Boydstun said…
- Porsha, Joined your group, thanks for inviting. Will pass it on to other ACAGS members
Charlie Boydstun
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