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Sister, I can relate. I have done genealogical research on my side of the family that is not close. I chose the adventure for my self knowledge and especially for my babies. Here we go this is how you can start.....

Make a folder to store all your data you discover.

Dig up as many names, birth dates, death dates and stories as possible.

Most major cities have a Genealogy Library, check with the local libraries and see if you have one in your city. If not, the Genealogy Library has some records on line. All the libraries in the U.S. have records from all the states and even some foreign countries. You can google the Library...

Universities near you may have genealogy groups established, that would be a good start. So hit up your local colleges, universities and especially Historically Black ones. You can inquire in the History departments and the campus Libraries.

You can also google the surnames(last names) and counties your ancestors lived. You may be surprised, sometimes other individuals have started archiving your ancestors and are seeking more information. You may be the missing link to someone Else's family tree.

My apologies for my late response, but we overstand that everything is in divine time. To answer your question goddess, there are several lovely books you can get that gives wonderful in-formation.

Book List (A few that are good references)

"African Wholistic Health", Dr. Lliala O. Afrika
"Heal Thyself", Queen Afua
"You Can Heal Your Life", Louise Hay
"Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome", Joy Leary
"The Seven Laws of Spiritual Success", Deepak Chopra

Try these on for size. I have a library of books, however those will keep you busy for a while.