Ancestry Has Digitized Records of 183,000 Enslaved Americans Dating Back to 1788

Rare details about the lives of enslaved and emancipated Americans reveal the cruel treatment they suffered as well as their resilience.

By: Mental Floss

Jun 16 2024
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Ancestry Has Digitized Records of 183,000 Enslaved Americans Dating Back to 1788

The genealogy website Ancestry.com has digitized and gathered 38,000 newspaper articles, published from 1788 to 1867, containing details about more than 183,000 people once enslaved in the U.S. The A… [+3582 chars]

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Ancestry Has Digitized Records of 183,000 Enslaved Americans Dating Back to 1788

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