From birth every African American child carries the LEGACY of our history and it is 
our responsibility to its preservation. We proudly acknowledge and give recognition 
to our ANCESTORS who courageously paved the path before us so that we may have the 
freedom we enjoy today. In their memory we encourage the pursuit of higher education, 
exercising your right to vote, love for all mankind, and GENUINE family unity. Let us 
go forth this day with exceptional OPTIMISM and CHARACTER as we lead by example in 
celebrating our rich INHERITANCE and pass this torch of excellence to all succeeding 
generations. - Mimi

~The Stewart Family of Attala County, Mississippi oldest ancestor is Lucretia Stewart 
born 1780 in Virginia.  The Stewart Family is related to the Snow Family as well.  I 
believe that Harriet Stewart-Snow was the mother of Samuel Snow however, I am 
awaiting a death certificate to confirm.

~The Teague Family - Patient Teague born 1795 in Virginia was a slave and I'm not 
sure what her husband's name was.  Legend has it that their son Daniel fathered over 
50 children. Daniel had two wives Luesettie and Emma. 
-Information provided by cousin Christie Love
Daniel and Luesettie's daughter Dinah Teague married Samuel Stewart. 

~The Williams Family of Attala County, Mississippi oldest ancestor located is Caleb 
Williams born 1815 in South Carolina and his wife Rachel Williams was born 1835 in 
Virginia.