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September 2010 Making Connections
7/1/2010
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I just read Mary Sainsbury’s letter in the July 2010 issue. She asked how descendants of slave owners can share information with descendants of slaves. Luckie Daniels, who writes the Our Georgia Roots blog <www.ourgeorgiaroots.com>, started a website called A Friend of Friends <www.afriendoffriends.com>, as well as the Carnival of African-American Genealogy <carnivalofafricanamericangenealogy.
blogspot.com> to encourage this kind of collaboration.
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