PDF Curtiss SOC Seagull (Naval Fighters) by Steve Ginter in History

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In the book; Broadway Royals; the three first cousins; Eugene Broadway; Marie Broadway Toms; and Dennis Jerome Turner; continued their Broadway ancestry research from the first three books they wrote. Tremendous effort was given to documenting the slave owner(s); the death particulars of their ancestors; and providing a path for others to research their ancestors. Detailed analysis was performed on 1870 and 1880 neighborhoods in Anson County; North Carolina via the United States Federal Census. Specifics were drawn from neighbors; Black and White. They looked at occupation; age; marriage; and land ownership. Also; of interest to them was former slave ownership; slave masters; slave ancestors; migratory patterns; and disconnected relatives. Research and discoveries concerning the following topics are inside this book: • Why African American Broadways • Story of Eugene's destiny to find his great-great grandfather • Broadways and the Slavery Era in America • Other Broadway Family Heritage Books • Walk Through Anson County as Black Broadways • Notable Black Broadway siblings born between 1815 to 1834: James; Harry; Robert; George; and William • Continued cemetery research and discoveries for Broadways • Discovery of various new research documents • Examination of 1860 Slave Schedules • Broadway FAQ and Pictures of Early 1900s • Broadway Royals Workbook including Ten Simple Exercises Of Discovering Your Personal Family History Including 100+ Ways To Find And Record The Details! Preparing the torch for future generations; the Broadway first cousins; Eugene; Marie and Jerome present a 230+ page family treasure trove of information ready to be passed from generation to generation. The Broadway Royals book is a stirring read for any African American family enthusiast as well as all Broadway family members.