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The Kinfolk Project
by Bernie Moody
The Kinfolk Project (a resource for the African-American genealogy search) has been birthed due to my passion for genealogy, and the family history search process. A passion that has been burning for over 30 years and has led me to seek answers about my ancestry which has uncovered family members, stories, myths and tales. I've reached back into history and reconnected with my predecessors whose existence in many cases were questioned or even worse erased. We'll offer tips, resources and speak with fellow experts to answer those questions unique to the African-American family search.
Episodes
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The Moody Family Journey through Louisa County Virginia
This is a virtual, personal discussion about the Moody family's journey through Louisa County, Virginia, from enslavement to freedom and beyond. LAKE ANNA/3RD SUNDAY
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The Moody Family Journey through Louisa County Virginia
This is a virtual, personal discussion about the Moody family's journey through Louisa County, Virginia, from enslavement to freedom and beyond. LAUREL HILL MOODYTOWN
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The Moody Family Journey through Louisa County Virginia
This is a virtual, personal discussion about the Moody family's journey through Louisa County, Virginia, from enslavement to freedom and beyond. THE FIRST GENERATION
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The Moody Family Journey through Louisa County Virginia
This is a virtual, personal discussion about the Moody family's journey through Louisa County, Virginia, from enslavement to freedom and beyond. THE FREEDMEN...BEAR CASTLE
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The Moody Family Journey through Louisa County Virginia
This is a virtual, personal discussion about the Moody family's journey through Louisa County, Virginia, from enslavement to freedom and beyond. THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES
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The Moody Family Journey through Louisa County Virginia
This is a virtual, personal discussion about the Moody family's journey through Louisa County, Virginia, from enslavement to freedom and beyond. THE ENSLAVERS
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The Moody Family Journey Through Louisa County Virginia
This is a virtual personal discussion about the Moody family's journey to Louisa County Virginia, from their enslavement to freedom and after. THE BEGINNING
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The Tuskegee Airmen
This episode of the Kinfolk Project Podcast features the legendary Tuskegee Airman. From 1941-1946, some 1,000 Black pilots were trained at Tuskegee. The Airmen's success in escorting bombers during World War II – having one of the lowest loss records of all the escort fighter groups, and being…
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How DNA demolishes the Brick Wall w/ Shannon Christmas
Shannon Christmas is a professional genealogist and biological family reunification specialist with years practical experience. His expertise includes genetic genealogy, adoption/unknown parentage research, kinship determination and other studies. "Through The Trees" his blog, has been called "an...
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Dr. Sharonn L. Williams founder of KINdred Spirits Genealogy Workshop Group
Dr. Williams explains how using the "Family Bible", "Obituaries" Military records" and other sources can help in the Family history search
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A conversation with Family Historian Teira Doom
Family Historian Teira Brown talks about her passion, personal family stories and the importance of telling our side of history. She also explains how her website "Back 2 Past" and the Facebook group "Kinfolk Limbo" can help in your Family search.
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Reminisces with Montford Point Marine Wallace Bernard Moody
Dr. Stephanie Felix of the African American World World II Veterans Oral History Project interviews Montford Point Marine and World War II veteran Wallace Bernard Moody. Mr. Moody details his upbringing in Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Louisa county Virginia. His induction into the service and...
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African-American Contributions in the U.S. Railroads
A history lesson concerning the beginnings of the Railroad system in the United States. Railroad historian George Palmer explains the role of the slaves, African-American Railroad inventions, the story of the infamous "Pullman Porters and much more!
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Publishing your Family History Stories
This episode of the Kinfolk Project Podcast features award-winning author, artist and family historian Kathy "Kanika" Marshall. . Her family stories has inspired her to write and publish the books "The Ancestors are Smiling", "Finding Otho", and "Finding Daisy". Ms. Marshall has been exploring…
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The Kinfolk Project Podcast features Joe Geeter National Public Relations Officer of the Montford Point Marine Association.
On June 25, 1941, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Executive Order 8802, prohibiting racial discrimination in the defense industry or in government. With that signature, all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces were now open to African Americans. For the first time men of color were…
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The Kinfolk Project Podcast features Toni Carrier historian, genealogist, founding director of Lowcountry Africana and The International African American Museum in Charleston South Carolina
The latest episode of the Kinfolk Podcast features Toni Carrier historian, genealogist, founding director of Lowcountry Africana and The International African American Museum in Charleston South Carolina. We talk all things South Carolina genealogy, where to start your search, using the…
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Researching African American Graveyards w/ Barbara Barksdale
Known as "Ms. Cemetery Lady" Barbara Barksdale directs the efforts of the "Friends of Midland". This historic cemetery is the resting place for slaves, United States Colored Troops, Buffalo Soldiers, veterans of World War I and II located in central Pennsylvania.
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The Kinfolk Project Podcast Introduction
Welcome to the Kinfolk Project Podcast introductory episode. We are a resource for the African-American genealogy experience. This short will explain our mission and list subjects of future episodes Be Blessed, Bernie Moody email; [email protected] Instagram; Kinfolk Project Twitter: Kinfolkdude
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Kinfolk Project (a resource for the African-American genealogy search) has been birthed due to my passion for genealogy, and the family history search process. A passion that has been burning for over 30 years and has led me to seek answers about my ancestry which has uncovered family members, stories, myths and tales. I've reached back into history and reconnected with my predecessors whose existence in many cases were questioned or even worse erased. We'll offer tips, resources and speak with fellow experts to answer those questions unique to the African-American family search.
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Bernie Moody
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