Public hearing transcripts that recount the brutal events of the Rosewood Massacre, detailing murders, rapes, and violent acts committed by white mobs, town officials, and deputies. They also capture the defiance of Black residents, who fought back to protect their families despite the overwhelming threat to their lives.
This document features seven detailed family trees of families deeply connected to the 1923 Rosewood massacre in an attempt to trace lineage, preserve historical value, and validate claims for compensation. They provide vital links to history to ensure descendants are recognized and connected to their heritage and the events of Rosewood.
Genealogies based on the Transmit Confirmation Report and related correspondence, designed to track the descendants of the 1923 Rosewood massacre victims. It outlines the process of verifying familial connections to ensure the accurate identification of descendants for historical recognition and potential compensation.
