Re: a young sinclair is amazed

[sttessa <thultz@mail.trib.net>]

dearest p.
   in my searches through genea pages i have run across several very thorough african-american genea sites.  they show several ways to trace african american genealogy (which can be quite difficult at times and dates).  best of luck to you, stay active on the list and maybe soon we will have a broader base for the newest searchers!
Tessa S.

onegirlplenty@chickmail.com wrote:

> hello all,
>         and i hope there aren't too many people reading this or else i'll feel mighty shy.  i'm a young sinclair out of new jersey who has been feeling the pull to learn about my family history for sometime now.  i'm african-american and feel a little daunted by the extravagance of this database and forum.  my question then is - where is does the link between 'white' sinclairs and 'black' sinclairs start (somewhere in american slavery?) and where do i begin to look!
>
>         awed,
>         p. sinclair
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