Join Traci Wilson-Kleekamp, family history research consultant, and explore the resources available online and in local, state and national historical repositories that can help you discover more about your African-American heritage.

Saturday, February 6 
1:00–4:00 PM
Marvin Auditorium 101C

Books on African-American genealogy found in the Nonfiction – Adult collection that can be checked out:  
 
Black genesis:
a resource book for African-American genealogy  
by Rose, James M., Eichholz, Alice, 1942- 
Call #: 929.3089 ROS
   
Finding a place called home :
a guide to African-American genealogy and historical identity  
by Woodtor, Dee.
Call #: 929.3089 WOO
   
Family pride:
the complete guide to tracing African-American genealogy  
by Beasley, Donna. 
 Call #: 929.1 BEA

A genealogist's guide to discovering your African-American ancestors:
how to find and record your unique heritage  
by Smith, Franklin Carter, 1954-, Croom, Emily Anne, 1943- 
Call #: 929.3089 SMI
   
Black Roots:
a beginner's guide to tracing the African American family tree  
by Burroughs, Tony, 1948- 
Call #: 929.1089 BUR
   
Finding your African American ancestors a beginner's guide  
by Thackery, David T. 
Call #: 929.1089 THA
   
How to trace your African-American roots:
discovering your unique history  
by Howell, Barbara Thompson. 
Call #: 929.3089 HOW

More sources can be found in the Topeka Room : Baker Genealogy Center on the second floor