Enslavement to citizenship is indebted to the expertise shared so generously by Donna Cox-Baker and Cindy Hines of The Beyond Kin Project, Donya Williams of Calling all Branches, Brian Sheffey of Genealogy Adventures​ and Stacy Ashmore Cole of They had names.
​This project is curated by public historian Martine Brennan, Ireland.
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