Red Clay Roots |
Who are your people?
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That question is familiar to anyone
who has lived in the South. Southerners have long cherished family and have demonstrated a
keen interest in preserving the family ties that bind them through their unique history
and culture. There have been many who have tried to determine the source of this Southern
fascination. Some have theorized that perhaps it comes from the Scots & Irish who
immigrated to the South; their clans and tartan plaids perhaps the inspiration for the
great Southern family reunion. It is in seeking to find ones people that one becomes a genealogist. With the aging of the baby-boomer generation, genealogy has become a very popular avocation as well as vocation and it as been popularly defined as finding your roots. These pages seek to assist and inspire those who are seeking their roots in the South's piney woods & Georgias rich red clay fields. |
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Georgia Genealogy Links | ![]() |
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Southern Genealogy Links | ![]() |
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Other Genealogy Links |
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USGenWeb Project |
RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative |
LDS Family Search Online |
Family Tree Maker Site |
Deciphering Old Handwriting |
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Resources at Red Clay Roots |
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The humorous side of genealogy.
(Click on the monogram to go to that family page)
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