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African American
newspapers added to GenealogyBank.com's searchable database
(January 22, 2010) GenealogyBank, a leading online provider of
newspapers for family history research, announced that it will be adding
over 280 fully-searchable African-American newspapers with coverage from
1827 to 1999. GenealogyBank released the first 61 newspapers in this new
series earlier this month, including coverage from 20 states.
"These newspapers are packed with genealogical and historical details of
the African-American experience you simply can't find in other online
sources," says Tom Kemp, NewsBank's Director of Genealogy. "Making this
robust and often rare content available for everyone to use helps all
Americans discover the inspiring stories of our forefathers who paved
the way for a better, more diverse America."
The African-American newspaper collection is created from the most
extensive African-American newspaper archives in the United Sates --
those of the Wisconsin Historical Society, Kansas State Historical
Society and Library of Congress. African-American newspapers currently
available in GenealogyBank include:
* Savannah Tribune (GA)
* Chicago Metro News (IL)
* Negro Star (KS)
* Plain Dealer (KS)
* Milwaukee Star (WI)
* and many more
An easy-to-use interface and search tools help users locate obituaries,
marriage records, advertisements, hometown news articles, editorials,
illustrations and much more.
"The initial release features millions of family history records from
across the nation," adds Kemp. "GenealogyBank will continue to expand
this collection by adding hundreds of additional newspapers in the
upcoming months." Search African-American Newspapers now!
