Haitian Genealogy:Trace Your Heritage in Haiti - Fi Di Kulcha- Episode 37
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Genealogy is the study of family origins and lineage. Due to the history and effects of colonialism, many folks from previously colonized countries have a hard time tracing ancestry.
Haitian genealogist, Jerry speaks to me today about the work he does in helping Haitians across the diaspora to trace their family roots via the Haitian Genealogy Facebook group.
In this video, we talk about the steps to take in order to trace family origins, the difference between genealogy and ancestry DNA tests and more.
Haitian Genealogy website- haitiangenealo...
Haitian Genealogy Facebook group - / haitiangenealogy
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I'm an amateur. Started with my own family. The San Juan Bautista church in Trujillo Honduras has a list births and baptisms going back to 1806. For other families it's goes back further. The church has placed it's records online. There is a Haitian element in my life. In 1833 a great great grandfather married a Haitian women with a last name Peri. I haven't traced the Haitian side yet. This was good. From your Garifuna friend.
Aww hi my Garifuna friend. So nice to hear about your journey
I’d recommend joining the fb group that was mentioned in the video. Link is in the description box. Some ppl have found some great help through the fb group
I've been interested in finding as much as possible about my family. I started doing ancestry in 2016 and have been addicted. I love finding out new information in the search and the finding is very satisfying. When I share some of the information with my family members, it is the biggest joy to see them remember people from the past.
That’s amazing. Glad you’re able to do something so awesome while sharing it with your family 😊
Can i just say how much I love your content! I feel like I learn so much every time I watch one of your shows. Thank you!
🥹 thanks so much for the words of encouragement Alasdair. You’ve made my day 💕
@@CharisMaggieTV it's my genuine and truthful pleasure
Wow!! This is a great one Maggie. Jerry Joseph is amazingly helpful🙌🏿
Thanks so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed it 💕
Boston University offers courses and certification I started and have completed one course it's very informative and helpful
Wow so cool!
Im hitting a dead wall already with my grand parents. It seem like they all never had birth certificates
Good video. I'm new to genealogy search and as far as I know I don't have any Haitian ancestry but when I took a ancestry DNA test recently, dozens of 5th cousins on my paternal and maternal side came up as matches. Some of these families are still currently in Haiti. I was excited but am trying to figure how. Is it possible that I might of have some Haitian ancestry and not know it?
Wow, that is quite an interesting discovery. Definitely something to look into some more so you know for sure but given that u said some of the families are still currently in Haiti, it’s likely 😊
@@CharisMaggieTV thank you for your encouraging words
@@FreedomBiafra where are you from?
@@madameuati I'm from Louisiana
@@FreedomBiafra that's what I figured. With Louisiana it could either be that you had Haitian family that came to the area or you are connected to Natchez Indians that were sent to Haiti during the Natchez wars. Many Haitians are descendants of these Natchez . Some of them came back to LA but most of them stayed in Haiit. My family is from Haiti and Louisiana .
i thought you were finna share your findings with documents and explanations of those .
That would be for a much later video. This video is an intro to the concept so those who aren’t aware of the resources available can get started.
Also it couldn’t have been possible for me in this video as we literally just met… plus, I rather not share my family stuff on the internet…
Maybe one day, I’ll share a little… but not now
Many Haitians are the descendants of Loango Jews of Congo, Dahomey Jews of West Africa. Falasha Jews of Ethiopia and Kenya, Angola Jews of Kingdom of Congo, Senegal Jews as well.
Deuteronomy 28:64
Luke 21:24
James 1:1
No we're not, stop this nonesense we're not Jews!!
@@FreedomBiafra there are over 150+ videos on my channel full of evidence. Feel free to check it out.
@@TheForefrontRadio brother, I'm from Delmas 33, Port au Prince Haiti and I'm telling you with surety we are not Jews. You can't teach history through a tainted whitewash biblical lense. We are haytian Afrikans, nothing else except for our different Afrikan lineage groups. You people need to stop spreading this falsehood about us and stop trying to convince us.
@@FreedomBiafra Wisdom of Solomon 5:3-7
[3]And they repenting and groaning for anguish of spirit shall say within themselves, This was he, whom we had sometimes in derision, and a proverb of reproach:
[4]We fools accounted his life madness, and his end to be without honour:
[5]How is he numbered among the children of God, and his lot is among the saints!
[6]Therefore have we erred from the way of truth, and the light of righteousness hath not shined unto us, and the sun of righteousness rose not upon us.
[7]We wearied ourselves in the way of wickedness and destruction: yea, we have gone through deserts, where there lay no way: but as for the way of the Lord, we have not known it.
@@FreedomBiafra THANKS ! I'm half congolese and half haitian and I'm tired of these afro-descent peoples that want so bad to be jew or arab or ancient egyptian descents even if History genetics linguistic or archeology debunks that ! it's really a self-hate statement