I help conduct genealogical research
CM98 - COMITE MARCHE 23 MAI 1998Mission description
Founded in 2006, the Workshop for Genealogy and History of Antillean Families (AGHFA) helps people of Caribbean descent find their enslaved, free people of color, or immigrant ancestors. Tasks include: accompanying members in their genealogical research, searching for and consulting documents on specialized genealogy websites, helping set up and run workshops, welcoming the public, and managing memberships and attendance records. If you don't meet all the criteria, don't worry—initial training will be provided.
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