Karankawa Shall Rise & Walk Again

The Karankawa shall rise again six feet tall and speak their language in Southeast Texas as though never gone.

Thomas Paine's "African Slavery In America" is an amazing analysis of the issue of Slavery in America. The essay provides a complete analysis of why chattel slavery occurred and offers a solution to the destruction slavery has caused in American society.

The Texas Slavery Project has done an exceptional job of locating Texas slaves in a mass format. However, the slaves or nameless the Texas slaves were here from the beginning along with the OLD 300. With the slim information from the project's Primary Sources I have been able to get a statrting point to began the Naming process of the Texas Slaves. My direct ancestors are amongst them,and need to be Named. I wish their legacy not to be without a name.

Still Searching Always

Will report new findings sooner than you think

The Kittrell Family 1850 North Carolina to Alabama to Walker, Texas

The White Kittrells - The Black Kittrells The Mulatto Kittrells In between Plantation to Plantation

The Harrison's of Huntsville, Texas

The Legacy of Half Sisters Lizzie & Honey Rigsby

Who Were The Old Black Texas 443 ?

An 1826 census in Austin's Colony indicated 1,800 total population - 1,357 white settlers and 443 slaves. I know how many they were, but who were the slaves ? What were their names? This blog's goal is to name them and their descendants in Black Texas one by one... I am one of those descendants.