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tax deductible check or money order payable to: ISDSA, P.O.
Box 436937, Chicago, IL 60643-6937
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Date of
Last Revision: Feb 10, 2013
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF SLAVE ANCESTRY
ISDSA
P.O. BOX 436937
CHICAGO, IL
60643-6937
[email protected]
ISDSA
is a 501(c)3 non-profit lineage society
OUR
PHILOSOPHY
The Sons and Daughters of Slave Ancestry are proud of their enslaved ancestors, not ashamed; want to remember the past, not erase it; want to celebrate their heritage, not mourn it; and want to promote dialogue about this chapter in world history for the purpose of documenting and preserving slave genealogy for future generations.
PURPOSE
The purpose of the ISDSA is to perpetuate the memory of our slave ancestors in America and around the world.
GOALS
To honor and celebrate our enslaved ancestors
To promote an interest in slave genealogy and family history
To encourage the documentation, publication, and preservation of slave genealogy and historical information
To recognize people who research, document, publish and preserve their slave ancestry
OBJECTIVES
To publish slave genealogy and historical information
To house the ISDSA archival collection of print and nonprint media relating to slavery in the Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection at the Carter G. Woodson Library in Chicago, Illinois
ISDSA
is a 501(c)3 non-profit lineage society
1.
dedicated to
preserving slave research and genealogy
2.
dedicated to
promoting family history research in the schools
We are
seeking:
1. Photographs of
formerly enslaved ancestors from people across the nation for the purpose of an
annual traveling exhibit.
2. Stories that
have been passed down from generation to generation about ancestors who were
born in slavery.
3. Pedigree charts
that show lineage back to a slave ancestor.
4. Names of our
enslaved ancestors to erect a monument in their honor.
All documents will be housed in the Vivian G. Harsh
Research Collection at the Carter G. Woodson Library in Chicago, Illinois.
If you would like to contribute photos, stories, pedigree
charts or join us in this project, please contact us for more information
ISDSA
P.O. Box 436937
Chicago, IL 60643-6937
(773) 238-2686
e-mail: [email protected]
Electronic mail address
[email protected]
Web address
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~ilissdsa/
Office phone
773 238-2686
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