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The '''African American Genealogy Group''' (AAGG), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, was founded in January 1989 in response to the ever-increasing number of people who express a desire to research their family “roots.”
== Researching Family Roots ==


AAGG is dedicated to the encouragement of and support for genealogy research and serves the African American community of Philadelphia and the Tri-State area. Our membership has steadily grown with the addition of both novice and advanced researchers.
*The '''African American Genealogy Group''' (AAGG), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, was founded in January 1989 in response to the ever-increasing number of people who express a desire to research their family “roots.


AAGG encourages members to become actively involved with the programs and committees of our organization.
*AAGG is dedicated to the encouragement of and support for genealogy research and serves the African American community of Philadelphia and the Tri-State area. Our membership has steadily grown with the addition of both novice and advanced researchers.
 
*AAGG encourages members to become actively involved with the programs and committees of our organization.
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Latest revision as of 15:45, 10 May 2018

. http://www.aagg.org/

Researching Family Roots

  • The African American Genealogy Group (AAGG), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, was founded in January 1989 in response to the ever-increasing number of people who express a desire to research their family “roots.”
  • AAGG is dedicated to the encouragement of and support for genealogy research and serves the African American community of Philadelphia and the Tri-State area. Our membership has steadily grown with the addition of both novice and advanced researchers.
  • AAGG encourages members to become actively involved with the programs and committees of our organization.