Learn the history of Josephine Buchanan La ndry\, an African American laundress in Louisiana\, and discover how resea rch methods and library resources aided in drafting a compelling account o f her story. Through historical records\, genealogical research\, and soci al context\, we uncover Josephine&rsquo\;s personal journey&mdash\;her fam ily ties\, work life\, and the challenges she faced. Be inspired by Joseph ine&rsquo\;s determination.
\nThis presentation highlights the vital role laundresses played in supporting their families and communities. Gay nell Brady\, an educator and museum professional and owner of Our Mammy&rs quo\;s History and Genealogy LLC\, where she teaches families about geneal ogy and African American history\, will share Josephine Buchanan Landry's story by taking a deep dive into the social history of African American la undresses and laborers living in Louisiana in the early 1900s.
\nThe session will showcase key historical records from this era\, the valuable information they contain\, and where to find them. It will inspire and em power you to finally tell your stories and the stories of your ancestors. Ultimately\, this presentation emphasizes the importance of honoring and s haring these untold stories to ensure their legacy continues to inspire fu ture generations to uncover and preserve hidden family histories.
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