The "Black Dutch" have long been an enigma in American
genealogy. Their descendants are widely reported, yet no
authoritative definition exists for this intriguing term. Many
claims are made about the Black Dutch, but are any valid? Clues
to this genealogical mystery were sought by contacting their
descendants. Who were the Black Dutch? Where did they live? The
first in-depth survey of the mysterious "Black Dutch" appears as
a special feature in American Genealogy Magazine,Vol. 12, No. 1.
This 20-page, illustrated report discusses the physiognomy,
ethnology, and geography of over 100 American families of Black
Dutch descent. This issue of American Genealogy Magazine has 88
pages. Other features of this issue include: "Cherokee-White
Intermarriages, Part VIII" and "Index to Estate Papers, Sumter
County, South Carolina (1800-1906), Part V (Surnames R - S)."
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