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SUMMARY:The Trifecta- Tips for Researching the Formerly Enslaved
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DESCRIPTION:Take a deep dive through case studies to learn how Civil War R
 ecords\, the Freedmen’s Bureau\, and Probates/Successions come toge
 ther to reveal the pre-emancipation\, post emancipation\, and 20th Century
  lives of the formerly enslaved and their families..\nhttps://hcpl.libnet.
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>HCPL is thrilled to welcome back host Nick
 a Sewell-Smith! She is a consultant and documentarian with more than 20 ye
 ars of experience as a genealogist. She has extensive experience in resear
 ching the enslaved and their communities and is a valued expert in genealo
 gy research along the Mississippi Delta.</p>\n<p>She's appeared on the TOD
 AY Show\, CNN\, and MSNBC\; was featured on an Emmy-winning episode of the
  series&nbsp\;Who Do You Think You Are\,&nbsp\;National Geographic\, and&n
 bsp\;TIME. She is the host of BlackProGen LIVE\, an innovative web show wi
 th more than 130 episodes focused on people of color genealogy and family 
 history.</p>\nhttps://hcpl.libnet.info/event/7860453
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