Haitian-American interested in assisting those from Haiti/St-Domingue , Dominican Rep./St-Domingo, and the African diaspora with learning their family history.
These are photo's from my grandfather's funeral in "79". I was told his funeral procession went all through Port-au-Prince. I naturally assumed and was lead to beleive it was due to his service at Haiti's National… https://t.co/JbtG5jpTLt
The birth record of ex-president Leon Dumarsais Estime. If you google him his birth is recorded as April 21, 1900. Well this seems to be incorrect. In the civil records of Verrettes he is actually recorded to be… https://t.co/2hgcpldn4g
The death record of the Patriarch of the Elie family. My 3x great-grandfather Jean Joseph "Belizaire" Elie. Born around 1788 in Port-au-Prince, St. Domingue(Haiti) and died September 21, 1857 in… https://t.co/UqhO1rpjXu
The marriage record of my great-aunt Marie Francoise Annaesse Elie to Pierre Choisil Dominque. On July 7, 1906 in Croix-des- Bouquets at age 17. She was my grandmother's older sister who had not yet been born. My… https://t.co/GkbPHohNxJ
Hey everyone if you are intersted in the Haitian diaspora around the world connecting with their family history then please support our new page and facebook group link in the profile. #haitiangenealogy… https://t.co/1vL38vGU1k
Every family has drama. I swear Haitian families could write the best soap opera, telenovela, novel, drama, etc. The end of the day we are still family and can't hold people accountable for how they were brought… https://t.co/0qxe0SjweQ
My maternal grandfather Jean Luzincourt. This is the first time I've seen his face due to him dying before I was born in '79'. He was the son of a rice farmer from Liancourt, Artibonite and is said he got his start… https://t.co/YeRTfokyca