Hello,
I took a leisure trip down memory lane today by visiting pre-2015 Internet Blog sites where I contributed various southeastern North Carolina African American history. I noticed as I purged the various Internet sites many of the Blogs are not currently active.
To my pleasant surprise, however, I came across MY old blog from nearly fifteen years ago. I thought at the time, since I did not contribute to my Blog on a regular basis, it would be closed and terminated.
Starting next month, I will begin to update my Blog. I have to edit a few things in regard to my past and current African American research projects.
Until then, I have self-published some books on southeastern North Carolina African American history. Focus is on 19th century cemetery preservation and early African American genealogy techniques.
My newest project is a series of books titled: Simbar...Freed Slave; Witness to WWII.
The second book in the series--Simbar... His Journey Continues...--is being published as I write this brief. It is now available through my online publisher's bookstore.
An "E-Book" version of my Simbar books, as with my other books, are listed, too.
Here is my Internet Publisher's online bookstore where my books are being sold:
https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/jackrobinson
Until next time, be safe and happy,
Jack Robinson
GySgt., U.S. Marine Corps, Retired
