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PHOTO Clementine Carter reviews a ship's manifest which showed the numbers of slaves held in cargo. (ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO)

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Clemestine Carter had always listened to her relatives' stories about their family history, but it wasn't until someone suggested she was descended from African royalty that her curiosity was really piqued. Carter, 34, is tracing her father's family roots.

For African Americans, searching out a family genealogy is a relatively recent phenomenon, an ...

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