African American Resources for New Jersey

History of New Jersey A. M. E. Church (Online) - History of New Jersey State Assembly of Morgan, Joseph H. Morgan, History from 1872 to 1887, and from several organizations with biographical sketch members as few churches as possible

A good source is Freedman's savings trust company (For details, please see the African American Freedman Savings Trust Company's record page). The company was formed to help civil war African-American soldiers to release slaves. From March 3, 1865 to July 25, 1874, the depositor's name, date of entry, age, date of birth, place of residence, color, employer or employee, or the name of the depositor, in the signature card or register of Friedman's savings trust company Occupation is stated. Name of wife and husband, message of death, child's name, father and mother's name, brothers and sisters' names, comments and signatures. Early books sometimes included the name of the former owner or mistress and the name of the plantation. Copies of death certificates are sometimes attached to the entry. Collections are sorted alphabetically by state and then sorted by the city where the bank is located, then the date the account was created, and then the account number.

The United States Government established the Refugee Committee, Free People, Abandoned Land from 1865 to 1872 to support former slaves in the southern United States of America. The radio station created various records that are very important for genealogists. These documents include censuses, marital records, and medical records. These records usually include the full name, former owner and farm, and current residence. In 1865 and 1866 some of the land abandoned and forfeited contained names of abandoned, confiscated or leased plantations or homeowners. It provides county and location, house description, number of owned land, and number of old slave houses. These movies do not seem to contain the name of a previous slave.

For details on how to use these records, please see the African American Freedom Office Records page.

Liberal Democratic Party (1865 - 1872) was created by the US government to support former slaves in the south of the United States. One of their obligations is to record the marriage of the previous slave (past and present). These records are in the following collection, including a list of previous marriages, marriage certificates and marriage permits. Information included in the record includes couple, bride and groom, name of bride, age, occupation, place of residence, date of marriage, who, the number of children, memos

The event is sponsored by the following organizations: ACLU, New Jersey, Cherry Mountain African American Citizen Association, New Jersey Women Voter Alliance, New Jersey Social Justice Association, New Jersey NAACP Conference, New Jersey Rewarding Alliance, Rutgers Law School National Rutgers Bar Association , Cherry Mountain Monotheism Church, UU Faith Behavior New Jersey Criminal Justice Working Group, and Delaware Valley Volunteers. Pat McCullinen, Chief Operating Officer of the Delaware Valley Volunteer Organization, says: Because it promotes citizen participation and community investment, voting rights.

Chinwe Ohanele is a lawyer in New York, New Jersey, and California. As a Legal Assistant for the African Technology Foundation, she loves the continent of Africa and loves frameworks and systems to support African business with business and legal challenges.

For John Harmon Senior, president and chief executive officer of the African-American Chamber of Commerce in New Jersey, the history of America and African Americans is the history of America itself. Mr. Harmon was the first day spokesperson at the Rowan Institute, where the Black History Month celebrated in the Burlington County this week, Mr. Harmon said speech was simply 'American history'. Recently Junior High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Team (JROTC) recently held the 18th Annual US Major A. Notarfrancisco Drilling and South Jersey Army JROTC Drilling League Championship. On Saturday, February 3, 13 high schools in New Jersey, New York, Philadelphia gathered at the campus of Renape High School and challenged precise drilling and color guard activities. Renape high school finally won the general competition, ranked first in six events and ranked third in one event