The Genealogy Memory Book is a beautifully designed journal that encourages families to share their stories, traditions, and memories for future generations. With prompts that foster meaningful conversations, it helps uncover family history and strengthen bonds. This keepsake is ideal for preserving legacy and connecting across generations.
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Remembering Alexandria’s Civil War Past: A Tale of Two Colonels
Divided by war, united in memory—Alexandria’s Civil War story lives on through Confederate and Union leaders buried side by side, freed communities rising in Cedar Hill, and a young W.E.B. Du Bois teaching nearby.
First Families Program is live!
We are excited to announce that the first families program is entirely up and running, with the first certificates received by the applicants last week. We are happy to welcome descendants of Aaron Braswell, James Crook, Harvey Green Moser, Brice/Bryce Parsley, William Snow, and John C Warford as our first recognized first family members. WithContinue reading “First Families Program is live!”
Welcome!
A few weeks back, someone approached the Facebook group asking if there was a First Families program, and there was neither one nor a genealogy association in Dekalb. I realized we need a first families program, as there are so many incredible stories, so sure, let’s create one.
DeKalb County, Tennessee Genealogy Association 