Black Families Get New Answers In Ancestry Thanks To Millions Of Updated Freedmen’s Bureau Records
In a history-changing turn of events, millions of Freedmen’s Bureau records from the 19th century have recently been updated to give many Black families the answers they've been hoping for in the journey to discovering their lineage.
According to a new study, six million Americans who classify themselves as White have some African ancestry. For the study, which was conducted by the…