Author, lecturer, community advocate, and family historian
Aaron L. Day, is a lover of books, supporter of libraries, and promoter
of family history research. He specializes in – the search for free
African American Ancestors (pre-1865). Many people are
surprised to learn that about a half million, almost one-seventh of the
African Americans of this country, were free long before the end of the
Civil War in 1865.
The following pages contain
information about Aaron, including his latest book “Locating Free
African American Ancestors: A Beginner’s Guide.
His first award-winning short story
for a national writing contest “Tracing My African American Ancestors”
is highlighted, as well as some of his other articles. Information about
his second award-winning essay for a national writing contest "The
Search For Free African American Ancestors" is also included.
Information is also given about his genealogy workshops and tours in the
Southern California area. His volunteer activities for the library and
the community are also featured.
Enjoy your stay!
Email: ADAYDEC@AOL.COM
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