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Written by cousin Angelo Robinson and sung by his niece Quannie.

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Check out our cousin’s new Retail-Lifestyle online site at Shop – Blacme

For choices in styles that reflect Black pride.  Thanks to TeShayla Coates for her creativity and inspiration!

Cousin Angelo Robinson laying out the Truth!  Black Lives Matter #BLM

Cousin Alonzo Govan Jackson of St. Paul, Minnesota has informed us that Ames Plantation is considering putting up a memorial to our family!  If so, well deserved as our ancestors put much blood, sweat and tears into that land.  We will keep you posted.

Hi Family!  I want to give a shout out to our cousin Arielle Hudson from Tunica, who is graduating from the University of Mississippi this spring.  Arielle has been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship.  She is the first African American women to do so from Ole Miss and only the 27th recipient in Ole Miss’s long history.  Congratulations on this great achievement.  You make the ancestors proud!

Our next reunion will be July 8-11, 2021 in Washington D.C.  Save the Date!  That’s a great location and I’m sure our Metro area cousins will have a great event planned for us.

Joseph is the white grandfather of William. He fought with the Virginia Militia on behalf of the British in the French and Indian War. In reward for his service, the British crown granted him additional land in Mecklenberg County, VA.

This project has revealed one thing.  Black History is American History.  Descendants of Africans have been in America as long as descendants of Europe.

I may have found the father of William Lambert our family patriarch.  I found another person who is researching Lambert ancestry.  They’ve identified a white man and slave owner from Mecklenburg County, Virginia by the name of Julius Lambert born in 1770 and deceased in 1827.  His mother is listed as Margaret (Peggy) a Black woman who is listed as born in 1791 and deceased in 1880.  Stay tuned.