I Know My Father's Tracks: BENJAMIN BETHEA and the DANTZLER KINSMEN:An African American Family History 1810-2023
I KNOW MY FATHERS TRACKS: BENJAMIN BETHEA AND THE
DANTZLER KINSMEN, AN AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY HISTORY,
1810-2023 is the quilting together of the Bethea Dantzler family's oral and written recollections interwoven with actual historical events over hundreds of years. The book includes family surnames of Bethea, Dantzler, Snider, Johnson,
Brown, Billings and Breeden at locations in Robeson County, North Carolina;
Little Rock, Marion and Dillon Counties, South Carolina; Calhoun and
Orangeburg Counties, South Carolina; and Durham and Sampson Counties in
North Carolina. The index includes other surnames in locations listed above. The account begins on the west coast of Africa and spans the travails of kidnapped and captured Africans, transported in the bellies of ships across the Middle
Passage; disembarkation at the various ports of entry in North America;
enslavement, emancipation, reconstruction, migration from the fields to industrialized factories in the cities, growth of families, their work, social,
religious and education experiences and the achievements of the descendants to da
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DANTZLER KINSMEN, AN AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY HISTORY,
1810-2023 is the quilting together of the Bethea Dantzler family's oral and written recollections interwoven with actual historical events over hundreds of years. The book includes family surnames of Bethea, Dantzler, Snider, Johnson,
Brown, Billings and Breeden at locations in Robeson County, North Carolina;
Little Rock, Marion and Dillon Counties, South Carolina; Calhoun and
Orangeburg Counties, South Carolina; and Durham and Sampson Counties in
North Carolina. The index includes other surnames in locations listed above. The account begins on the west coast of Africa and spans the travails of kidnapped and captured Africans, transported in the bellies of ships across the Middle
Passage; disembarkation at the various ports of entry in North America;
enslavement, emancipation, reconstruction, migration from the fields to industrialized factories in the cities, growth of families, their work, social,
religious and education experiences and the achievements of the descendants to da
I Know My Father's Tracks: BENJAMIN BETHEA and the DANTZLER KINSMEN:An African American Family History 1810-2023
I KNOW MY FATHERS TRACKS: BENJAMIN BETHEA AND THE
DANTZLER KINSMEN, AN AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY HISTORY,
1810-2023 is the quilting together of the Bethea Dantzler family's oral and written recollections interwoven with actual historical events over hundreds of years. The book includes family surnames of Bethea, Dantzler, Snider, Johnson,
Brown, Billings and Breeden at locations in Robeson County, North Carolina;
Little Rock, Marion and Dillon Counties, South Carolina; Calhoun and
Orangeburg Counties, South Carolina; and Durham and Sampson Counties in
North Carolina. The index includes other surnames in locations listed above. The account begins on the west coast of Africa and spans the travails of kidnapped and captured Africans, transported in the bellies of ships across the Middle
Passage; disembarkation at the various ports of entry in North America;
enslavement, emancipation, reconstruction, migration from the fields to industrialized factories in the cities, growth of families, their work, social,
religious and education experiences and the achievements of the descendants to da
DANTZLER KINSMEN, AN AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY HISTORY,
1810-2023 is the quilting together of the Bethea Dantzler family's oral and written recollections interwoven with actual historical events over hundreds of years. The book includes family surnames of Bethea, Dantzler, Snider, Johnson,
Brown, Billings and Breeden at locations in Robeson County, North Carolina;
Little Rock, Marion and Dillon Counties, South Carolina; Calhoun and
Orangeburg Counties, South Carolina; and Durham and Sampson Counties in
North Carolina. The index includes other surnames in locations listed above. The account begins on the west coast of Africa and spans the travails of kidnapped and captured Africans, transported in the bellies of ships across the Middle
Passage; disembarkation at the various ports of entry in North America;
enslavement, emancipation, reconstruction, migration from the fields to industrialized factories in the cities, growth of families, their work, social,
religious and education experiences and the achievements of the descendants to da
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798988479208 |
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| Publisher: | Alice L. R. Greene |
| Publication date: | 12/15/2023 |
| Pages: | 242 |
| Sales rank: | 280,069 |
| Product dimensions: | 8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.66(d) |
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