Inclusive Ancestry

Adds inclusive historical event types to Ancestry trees for African American, Indigenous, Japanese American & Chinese ancestry.

Inclusive Ancestry extends Ancestry's existing "Add fact or event" menu with events that reflect the experiences of enslaved and free African Americans, Indigenous Americans, Japanese Americans, and Chinese Americans, empowering genealogists and family historians to document neglected aspects of American history on their Ancestry.com family tree timeline. Event Types: ✅Enslavement & Unfreedom -Slaveholder, Plantation Name, Manumission, Self-Emancipation, Bastardy Bond, Mandatory Apprenticeship, Forced Migration, Indentured Servitude, Freedom Suit ✅Transactions (Enslaved Persons) -Sold, Collateralized, Bequeathed, Transferred to Slaveholder's Heirs, Auctioned, Gifted, Relinquishment ✅Hiring Out / Rental -Rented (includes Lessor/Lessee fields) ✅Free People of Color -Free People of Color Registration ✅Indigenous Peoples -Tribal Enrollment ✅Japanese American Internment -Japanese Internment (includes dropdown of all internment camps) ✅Chinese Exclusion & Asian American Restriction (1875–1965) -Certificate of Residence -Certificate of Identity -Chinese Exclusion Act Case File -Interrogation / Board of Special Inquiry -Angel Island Detention -Paper Son / Paper Daughter Identity -Deportation / Exclusion Order -Return Certificate / Departure Statement -Merchant / Exempt Class Status -Naturalization Barred / Denied -Alien Land Law Restriction -Magnuson Act Naturalization (1943+) -Confession Program (1956–1965) Inclusive Ancestry advises genealogy enthusiasts on how to document these facts and events to narrate a more complete family history. Add Inclusive Ancestry to help you tell your ancestors' full story today. *Inclusive Ancestry is a third-party application that is not affiliated with, created by, or endorsed by Ancestry.