Accomac Roots offers the following selection of books by authors working on the history and genealogy of African Americans in Accomack County, Virginia. All profits from the sale of these books go directly to support the work of Accomac Roots, a 501c3 non-profit organization.

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Accomack County, Virginia Free Negro Records by Richard H. Smith, Jr.
A transcription and compilation of original records from Accomack County, Virginia, with Introduction detailing the background of these documents.
The Register of Free Negroes, recorded from 1807 to 1863, contains the names of over 1750 individuals from Accomack Co., Virginia, and includes name, birth date, description, how free status was obtained, and slave owner for those not born free.
The List of Free Negroes, compiled in 1804, contains the names of 133 men, women and children from St. Georges Parish, Accomack Co., Virginia, and records name, occupation, and residence.
Included are alphabetized lists of both records, examples of manumission documents, a summary of relevant state laws, and a CD containing images of all original manuscript pages and transcript computer files for searching and sorting. ISBN 978-0-9796857-0-5 Unibind, 116 pages + CD, 2007. $36.50

Tracks in the Sand-1890 by Rick Smith, 2006. A compilation of columns that ran in the Chincoteague Beacon in 2005, containing full text of the Peninsula Enterprise, Chincoteague section, from 1890 with commentary, plus 4 articles on the Whealton Family of Chincoteague, and a complete transcript of John R. Spears' lengthy1890 NY Sun "Life on Chincoteague" article. Comb bound, 68 pages $18.00

Tracks in the Sand-1890.pdf by Rick Smith, 2006. Save a tree, pay less, and get a computer searcheable version. Tracks books do not have an index, but in computer readable format (.pdf), you can use Adobe Acrobat Reader to search for any word or phrase. To order, click the following link to pay AND send us an email with the words "Tracks1890.pdf" in the subject line. As soon as we receive notification of payment, we will reply to your email with a link that will download the .pdf file to your computer. 11.2 MB .pdf file. $12.00

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Accomac Roots offers the following selection of books by authors working on the history and genealogy of African Americans in Accomack County, Virginia. All profits from the sale of these books go directly to support the work of Accomac Roots, a 501c3 non-profit organization.

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