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  • Luddy Fernandez Babilonia (1935-30 Aug 2021)
    In remembrance My mother has made the transition, completing her life on earth. She was 85 years old, almost making it to her 86th; if she had lived just a little longer, she would have welcomed another great-grandchild into the world. Losing her is devastating, and comfort that her suffering has ended. She was my […]
  • Calling the Ancestors
    Shouldn’t we ask questions about how beginnings are constructed? What’s the significance of an origin story? Who gets to tell about the dawning of a deeper historical consciousness among people? For whom does this story matter? Stories are containers for memory, with purpose. The post Calling the Ancestors appeared first on Latino Genealogy & Beyond.
  • Passings
    Yesterday was the fourth anniversary of Pop’s passing, which took place on 7 July 2017. When our loved ones transition and become ancestors, there is the gift of memory, of a world now truly gone.  Three days ago, Maria de los Angeles Caban Lopez died peacefully in her sleep at the age of 80, surrounded […]
  • Next Week: 6/10: Bound to History – on Bernice Bennett’s Research at the National Archives and Beyond
    Have you ever wanted to know more about the woman behind the only slave narrative out of Puerto Rico? On June 10, 1 PM, I’ll be a guest on Bernice Bennett’s Research at the National Archives and Beyond. We’ll be talking about Leoncia Lasalle’s & her daughter Juana Rodriguez Lasalle’s account and touch on the […]
  • Tonight: 4/28: A History Unraveled: Slavery and the Babilonia Family
    Please join me tonight on Zoom! Wednesday April 28, 2021 from 7-8PM– Register via the link below Independent scholar and genealogist Ellen Fernandez-Sacco will discuss Spain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade. She will talk about its connection to her research and how it shapes her family history in Puerto Rico. https://www.ryehistory.org/events-calendar The post Tonight: […]
  • The Many Names of Telesforo Carrillo (1845-1920)
    The search for my great great grandfather began with a fiction of sorts, created by his death certificate of 1920. Here the gap between who he was when he started and who he was at the end of his life widens. The post The Many Names of Telesforo Carrillo (1845-1920) appeared first on Latino Genealogy […]
  • Persons Enslaved by Samuel Williams (1795-1856) Tobey Creek, Barnwell County, South Carolina
    At the end of October, I was searching South Carolina probate records to see whether a Williams may have enslaved some of the ancestors I am helping to search for in Barnwell County. I transcribed this list of 8 people, ranging from old to young, in hopes this may help someone find their ancestors. On […]
  • Mary Turner’s Family Tree: Research for History Unscripted, Ep. 121
    Mary Turner’s life ended 19 May 1918 in Lowndes County, Georgia at the hands of a lynch mob, as a result of vowing to hold those responsible for killing her husband, Hazel Turner. She was arrested once she spoke for justice, and the town leaders retaliated. Mary Turner declared that Hazel Turner’s killing “..was unjust […]
  • A Statement of Non Support for Board of African American Genealogy (BOAAG)
    30 Sep 2020 This September, an entity registered with the Oklahoma Secretary of State as the Board of African American Genealogy (BOAAG) announced its formation via the world wide web. This entity has accumulated roughly 11,000 followers on Facebook, published a website, and run advertising campaigns on social media all in order to raise public […]
  • It’s America: Everyday is Black History Day.
    All of this effort, excellence, and memory can't be crammed into the shortest month of the year-- nor can it be recounted on one day. The post It’s America: Everyday is Black History Day. appeared first on Latino Genealogy & Beyond.

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