One of the Key gateways of returning to your African roots 

Please contact one of our Online Heritage Research Advisors 

 

Mr. Jerry Ward 

House Chairman  & Senior Historian/Researcher on  Indo African & Negro Genealogical  History in North Carolina

Jerryward@houseofancestry.org

 

 

Michelle Centers 

Senior field Research Advisor  European, African and Native American Genealogy 

Michelle.C@houseofancestry.com

888-693-8314  Ex 702    

 

The House of Ancestry

Adjunct Professors,

Presenters, Scholars, and Lecturers

 

Educational Advisors 

HRM Lonzado Langley -National Spokesman , Professional Forensic Genealogist/Colonial Historian on Indian Slavery and Colonial Slave Trade - Senior Researcher/Advisor on colonial racial laws. Census resporting and the history of Savannah River Uchee and Apalache people South Carolina and Georgia. 

 

Irma Suggs  Researcher and Family Historian on Early Virginia Colonial Laws. Maryland, DC, VA

 

 

Honorary Member 

Honorable - Beverly A. Harper 

FamilyHistorian/Genealogist 

Beverly.A.Harper@houseofancestry.org

 

Elearning@houseofancestry.com

 

Speakers@houseofancestry.com

Public Speakers 

Lonzado Langley  Forensic Genealogist and  Colonial Investigative Historian  

Jerry Ward - Sr  Family Historian  

Irma Suggs - Sr Family Historian

 

 

House of Ancestry Board of Directors of Research

Lonzado

National Spokesperson/ Director of Genealogical Research, Ethnic, Forensic Genealogist, and Southeast Colonial Historian, Uchee Indian Descendant Savannah river People, SC&GA

 

 

 

Irma

Family Historian/

Colonial Law subject matter expert; Mulatto, Afro American Consultant, Field Researcher, Presenter  VA, MD, DC

 

 

 

Jerry

Chairman of the House - Director General of Indo African  Affairs of America 

Michelle

Western European, Native American Genealogy Consultant, and

Field Researcher/

Presenter Ohio and Midwest Territory 

 

HIRING A HOUSE OF ANCESTRY SPEAKER

 

Each lecture is negotiated between the speaker and the society. Some societies and some speakers have contracts for these events. However, here are some general guidelines for both speakers and societies.

 

Society

 

Contacts the speaker well in advance of the event and advertises only after a written agreement is reached.


Provides written confirmation of the engagement including topics, arrangements, and compensation.


Sends a draft of promotional materials including proposed presentation schedule.


Organizes the event including location, publicity, and logistics.


Furnishes the required audio-visual equipment.


Appoints a host to assist the speaker with local arrangements.


Compensates speaker at close of the event, according to agreed terms which may include honorarium, travel, and other expenses.

 

 Speaker

 

Provides written confirmation of the engagement including the topics to be presented.


Informs society in advance about requirements including audio-visual needs and any special dietary or lodging needs.


Sends handout material, if any, in advance to allow society to duplicate it, and includes written permission for the society to print.


Gives well-organized, educational lectures on the agreed-upon topics.


Provides information and materials in a timely fashion.

 

Society and Speaker

 

Each should maintain communication with the other about arrangements for the event.

 

 

Dear Chief Langley,

We at the museum would like to thank you for your presentation
Thank you so much again.

All the Best,
Amy Schaffman
Education Manager
Augusta Museum of History

 

Historic Effingham Society 

Posey Family Reunion

Family Reunions Lectures are given by our National Spokesperson  Chief Langley 

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