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	Our mission is to rediscover precious records that document the names and lives of former slaves, freedpersons and their descendants, and share those records on this free Internet site.   SEARCH   NEWS Our Quicksearch engine gets you the information you need, well, quick! Click Here for our quick search form. Africana Heritage has been named one of Family Tree Magazine's 101 best undiscovered family history Web sites in the August 2005 issue of Family Tree Magazine, which is now going out to subscribers and goes on sale at newsstands nationwide on Tuesday, June 21 Africanaheritage.com has been selected to receive the "One Great Genealogy Site" award for the services you are providing to the genealogy community 12/6/2008 "Voyages: The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database" Unveiled: Access is Free to Public 10/24/2008 Tennessee Death Records Available Online 8/25/2008 FamilySearch Adds 9 Million Free Records to Pilot Indexing Program	Lowcountry Africana Website, Sponsored by Magnolia Plantation Foundation of Charleston, Now Live! The new Lowcountry Africana website, sponsored by the Magnolia Plantation Foundation of Charleston, SC, is now live! Read on to learn about the new website and its features. Lowcountry Africana is entirely dedicated to records that document the family and cultural heritage of African Americans in the historic rice-growing areas of South Carolina, Georgia and extreme northeastern Florida, home to the rich Gullah/Geechee cultural heritage. Please read the full text message. AfriQuest, The Free Online Database for African and African American Genealogy and History WeRelate, the USF Africana Heritage Project and Ideas4 have announced plans to build AfriQuest (www.afriquest.com), a free, central Internet database for records of African and African American genealogy and history. Please read the full text message. The Africana Heritage Full-Text Reading Room Thanks to the efforts of Project Gutenberg, Google Books, Footnote.com and others, there are now more than two million free, full-text books and historical documents on the Internet. Here we search through the millions of selections to find resources relevant to African American heritage research. Please read the full text message. Africana Heritage Research Library Explore African American history, genealogy and culture. Discover research tools to keep your research on track! Please read the full text message. Join our mailing list for the latest information and news.

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