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b'If you only know the name of a grandparent, then how do you go back three or four generations to find their slave ancestors?\\n\\nKonnetta Alexander shares touching stories of finding her slave ancestors going back three and four generations.\\xa0 With inspiration from journal entries of an Antebellum, slave account book written by slaveholder Daniel Graham, the lives of unrelated slaves provides documentation of slave life from which Konnetta uses as her guidebook to find and document slaves. \\xa0While making national presentations about the life of Matila Graham, house slave, Konnetta tells the story of every house slave!\\xa0 Calling out the last names of her slave ancestors: \\xa0Clark, Miller, Moorman, Peay, Prince, Quinn and Ramsey. Join in as discoveries unfold in Finding Our Slaves.\\n\\nWith 20+ years of genealogy digging, Konnetta has three projects: researching family, transcribing and making public excerpts of the slave journal, and performing interpretative presentations about the lives of Free Persons of Color and Slaves.\\xa0 She holds a bachelor\\u2019s degree in Business Administration, is an annual participant of MAAGI (Mid-Western African American Genealogy Institute), and member of several historical societies.\\xa0 The focus of Konnetta\\u2019s genealogy research is finding, documenting and personalizing slaves, whether family nor not.'