Researching Mulatto Slave Ancestors with Denise Griggs

GenealogicalStudies.com presents guest speaker, Denise Griggs, author of books for children and young adults about genealogy, diversity, and theology. She has researched the Griggs and Hunt families for over 40 years and for the Hunt family back to eighth century England and Ireland. She’s connected with DNA cousins in Ireland, Canada, England, MS, and across the United States. Denise's latest book is: A Mulatto Slave: The Events in the Life of Peter Hunt 1844-1915.
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I enjoyed it!

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History everyone should watch & learn

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My great grandfather and grandfather were mulattoes too in Richmond, Virginia on my mother side too.

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Definitely a interesting idea

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Im looking for mulatto family in Virginia

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I just learn my grandfather was listed as a mulatto living in Virginia. The 1907 or 1904 . In the censuses. It was later change to black.