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Protected: Suffolk, Virginia: Oak Lawn Cemetery (est. 1885)

Posted on December 20, 2012by Cypher6

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Tags cemetery, Dr. W. T. Fuller, Education, Emancipation, family history, First Baptist Church Mahan (Suffolk VA), genealogy, North Carolina, Oak Lawn Cemetery Suffolk VA, Orton, Phoenix Bank of Nansemond, Preservation, Rev. William W. Gaines, Slavery, Suffolk, Tidewater Fair Association, U. S. Colored Troops, veterans, Virginia, Wiley H. Crocker

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Professional genealogist and public historian. Graduate of Duke University with Bachelor of Arts degrees in African/African American Studies and Political Science, with a certificate in Market and Management Sciences. Secretary and historian of the Historic Oak Lawn Cemetery Foundation (Suffolk, Virginia). Studying historic African American cemeteries and communities of Virginia and North Carolina.

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Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society
Association for Gravestone Studies
Association for the Study of African American Life and History
Association of Professional Genealogists
Duke University Alumni Association
Executive Planning and Review Team – Evergreen Cemetery, Richmond
The Historic Oak Lawn Cemetery Foundation
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The Phoenix Historical Society of Edgecombe County, North Carolina
Tidewater Genealogical Society

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