Nearly everyone has heard about Camp LeJeune, but you probably have know very little, if anything, about Montford Point and the Marines who trained there.
Learn now about Montford Point and my grandfather Herbert Joel Susberry’s contributions to World War II in my new post.
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Your Ancestor and Founders Day Season: A Genealogy of Black Greek-Letter Organizations
We can learn a lot from our ancestors when we know about what researchers have termed their FAN club – their friends, associates, and neighbors. For example, our relatives often joined community-based organizations such as farmers alliances, masonic lodges, and social clubs. Some even coalesced into gender-based groups known as fraternities and sororities. These were popularContinueContinue reading “Your Ancestor and Founders Day Season: A Genealogy of Black Greek-Letter Organizations”
The Genealogy Griot 