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Tag: 17th Century

Indentured Servitude in the 17th-Century Americas: A Forgotten Chapter in Family History

August 30, 2025 South Central Chapter APG

When we think of early labor systems in the Americas, slavery usually takes center stage. But in the 17th century, another system played a huge

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Navigating the 17th Century: Ship Manifests as Genealogical Treasures

August 20, 2025 South Central Chapter APG

For genealogists, 17th-century ship records are windows into the early age of transatlantic migration. Whether documenting Puritan voyages to New England, indentured servants bound for

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Understanding 17th-Century Handwriting for Genealogy

August 18, 2025 South Central Chapter APG

When diving into records from the 1600s, researchers often encounter an unexpected hurdle: handwriting. The 17th century was a transitional era in writing styles, when

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