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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": Agnes Mae Cully
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Agnes Mae Cully was born on May 8, 1900 in Worcester, Massachusetts. She died January 10, 1965 in Los Angeles, California. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Studying and Preparation: Wrapped In Rainbows. Quote by Rina Swentzell (Inside of Book). Looking For The 411: Research. Olive Tree Genealogy Blog. Steven C Per...
                                     
                                    
                                        
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": Part #5: Daniel Gilliam Found in the Paper Trail: Wanted Dead or Alive
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Friday, June 08, 2012. Part #5: Daniel Gilliam Found in the Paper Trail: Wanted Dead or Alive. Welcome back.If you are new to this post you can see the one prior to this at the following link. http:/ www.thecullyfamily.com/2012/06/part-4-daniel-gilliam-found-in-paper.html. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. So now that...
                                     
                                    
                                        
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": Daniel Gilliam Found in the Paper Trail: Wanted Dead or Alive, Part 1
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Friday, June 01, 2012. Daniel Gilliam Found in the Paper Trail: Wanted Dead or Alive, Part 1. Knowing that these stories should have evidence to back them up, I continue to research and analyze documents to possibly support or refute what has been told. I do however have supporting evidence that Hannah wa...
                                     
                                    
                                        
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": November 2011
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Monday, November 28, 2011. Once the interview is completed, edited and posted online, I will give a link so you will have the opportunity to see it. Thursday, November 24, 2011. First Fruits of Freedom: Index #2 (Jane B. Collins). This is a continuum of an index series of First Fruits of Freedom. I immediatel...
                                     
                                    
                                        
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": October 2011
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Thursday, October 27, 2011. Research Material: First Fruits of Freedom by Lanette Thomas Greenwood. Actual scanned copy of Book Cover. This book will be a guide to my own research as it relates to my ancestors migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. For more information: First Fruits of Freedom. It is c...
                                     
                                    
                                        
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": February 2012
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Wednesday, February 29, 2012. Wordless Wednesday: A Visit at Hope Cemetery, Worcester MA. A visit to Hope Cemetery, Worcester MA on April 2, 2011. Visiting my Great Grandmother Nora Ann Cully and her son Willie Elander Cully. One headstone for two Ancestors; engraved on both sides. Nora Ann (Gilliam) Cully. 
                                     
                                    
                                        
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": Part #3: Daniel Gilliam Found in the Paper Trail: Wanted Dead or Alive
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Tuesday, June 05, 2012. Part #3: Daniel Gilliam Found in the Paper Trail: Wanted Dead or Alive. I am so glad that you decided to see what is going on with Part #3 of Daniel Gilliam, My 2. Let’s look at the second page that is in the file. Jas Osgood J. P. The name W.G. Singleton gave me goosebumps. In the 187...
                                     
                                    
                                        
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": Rev. William Henry Cully: Probate Record #1
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                                        The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Saturday, June 09, 2012. Rev William Henry Cully: Probate Record #1. My 2nd Great Grandfather William H. Cully was born in 1833 to William H. Cully, Sr. and Mary Barker in New Bern, North Carolina. The first page of William Henry Cully's probate record:. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,. W H Cully deceased,. Subscrib...
                                     
                                    
                                        
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                                        9 Tips for Family Photographs
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                                        Taking Back What Was Once Lost. 8220;The Best of Reclaiming Kin” Blog Book! By Year and Month. 8220;The Best of Reclaiming Kin” Blog Book! By Year and Month. 9 Tips for Family Photographs. 9 Tips for Family Photographs. July 17, 2015. By far, one of the things that has drawn me to family research is the beautiful family photographs that we often come across. I have picture envy for the collections of some of my friends (one of my favorites is the header on Mel Collier’s blog. Here are some helpful tips f...
                                     
                                    
                                        
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                                        Black and Red Journal: Forty Acres and a Mule!
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                                        Black and Red Journal. Commentary on issues pertaining to African-Native American history among the so called Five Civilized Tribes. Wednesday, November 6, 2013. Forty Acres and a Mule! 8220;I’ve spent much of my life searching for the stories of the African American peoples; I’ve always wanted to tell their story”. Issued by General William Tecumseh Sherman. Granting the proverbial forty acres and a mule to the emancipated slaves. Map of Indian Territory Located at Fort Smith, Arkansas Museum. Following...
                                     
                         
                            
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