The November BAAGG Class discovered 2 cousin the the Group. After the Spotlight Member Ms. Burton completed her presentation on her family's research, she gain a cousin who said that sounds like my uncle with the same name. (smile)  You never know who you are sitting by in your societies class.

Looking at the river brings back so many memories of how our Ancestors lived.

Educating the Group and the Community on Family History Ideas and Research is what BAAGG do.

The Cornerstone from Broad Street Baptist Church one of Birmingham oldest Churches

 Staying focus on our journey keeps us interest in Family History.

 Locating those lost love ones and their resting places is one of our goals.

Members continue to research their family, this BAAGG member is researching the Marrisette and Carmichael families from Clark and Wilcox County's in Alabama.

2017 has been a wonderful year.

 Keep Researching.

Who Am I, This photo was taken in the early 1950's in Birmingham Alabama at one of the Black Photographers Photo Studios

Congratulations BAAGG on Receiving this Award for Indexing the Freedmen's Bureau Records.

Become a member of the Birmingham African American Genealogy Group and receive a copy of the Groups Quarterly Newsletter. There are Member Stories, History Seekers documents etc. Celebrating 19 years as a group in 2018.

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Website: baagginc.org
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Email: info@baagginc.org

Remembering Our Veterans on Veteran's Day All over the World.

Shadowlawn Memorial Gardens in 

Birmingham, Alabama

Old Memories

1963 Birmingham Baptist Ministers Conference

                               Jackson Street Baptist Church back in the 1950's

Remembering 6th Avenue Baptist Church back in the day.

Check out this New Database at the Birmingham Public Library's Website

 Check out What's new at the LDS Family History Center in Vestavia.