Marcellaus A. Joiner's guest appearances

Marcellaus A. Joiner

Research at the National Archives and Beyond

Kicking Up the Dust

Jason Lee

Allyson Hobbs

James Madison

David Lynch

Dred Scott

Gloria Lucas

Rob Brown

Amy Johnson

Michael Twitty

Pat Harris

Jim Crow

Ryan Gray

Mitzi Perdue

Christopher Everett

Antoinette Harrell

OwlTail

Marcellaus A. Joiner is the Supervising Librarian for the Heritage Research Center for the High Point Public Library as well as the Archivist for the High Point Museum.  His main area of focus is to coordinate collaborative efforts between HRC and Museum staff to create and implement digitization initiatives to facilitate online access to local history and genealogy materials in both collections. He holds a BA degree in History from North Carolina A&amp;T State University and a Masters of Library Science degree from North Carolina Central University. Marcellaus is currently a member of the Society of American Archivist, the American Library Association, the North Carolina Library Association, and the Society of North Carolina Archivist. He is currently serving as the chair of the Round Table for Ethnic Minority Concerns (REMCo) section of the North Carolina Library Association. He has served on the State Historical Records Advisory Board (2013-2016), and currently on the Advisory Board for Digital Library of American Slavery at UNCG. Previous experience consists of being the Digital Project Archivist for Thomas F. Holgate Library at Bennett College, Digital Project Manager for the Ensuring Democracy Project for the State Library of North Carolina, and Digital Archivist assistant for D.H. Hill Special Collections at North Carolina State University.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kickingupthedust/message

Marcellaus A. Joiner is the Supervising Librarian for the Heritage Research Center for the High Point Public Library as well as the Archivist for the High Point Museum.  His main area of focus is to coordinate collaborative efforts between HRC and Museum staff to create and implement digitization initiatives to facilitate online access to local history and genealogy materials in both collections. He holds a BA degree in History from North Carolina A&amp;T State University and a Masters of Library Science degree from North Carolina Central University. Marcellaus is currently a member of the Society of American Archivist, the American Library Association, the North Carolina Library Association, and the Society of North Carolina Archivist. He is currently serving as the chair of the Round Table for Ethnic Minority Concerns (REMCo) section of the North Carolina Library Association. He has served on the State Historical Records Advisory Board (2013-2016), and currently on the Advisory Board for Digital Library of American Slavery at UNCG. Previous experience consists of being the Digital Project Archivist for Thomas F. Holgate Library at Bennett College, Digital Project Manager for the Ensuring Democracy Project for the State Library of North Carolina, and Digital Archivist assistant for D.H. Hill Special Collections at North Carolina State University. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/kickingupthedust/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/kickingupthedust/message</a>

Marcellaus A. Joiner: Connecting the Dots

William Neal

Marcellaus A. Joiner: Supervisor of the Heritage Research Center at the High Point Public Library and the Archivist for the High Point Museum in High Point, North Carolina. Marcellaus has a B.A.in History from North Carolina A&amp;T State University and a Masters of Library Science from North Carolina Central University. He has proudly worked in the Archives and Library field for over the past 8 years. He is also a member of the Kappa Lambda chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc.Marcellaus A. Joiner will discuss his research on his Neal family’s past as well as discuss how his career played a large part in his family research findings. In addition, this discussion will focus on how Marcellaus linked his family to William Neal the slave owner of Greene County, Georgia.  This fascinating story and research will explore how he discovered that his third great grandmother Zilphy Ann Neal was owned by William Neal and that they had seven children together. His 2nd great grandfather John Neal was the only child that he could find in his research that moved away from Georgia in the early 20’s. One of Marcellaus major reasons for doing this research is to help reestablish these family lines.

Marcellaus A. Joiner: Supervisor of the Heritage Research Center at the High Point Public Library and the Archivist for the High Point Museum in High Point, North Carolina. Marcellaus has a <a href="http://B.A.in" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">B.A.in</a> History from North Carolina A&amp;T State University and a Masters of Library Science from North Carolina Central University. He has proudly worked in the Archives and Library field for over the past 8 years. He is also a member of the Kappa Lambda chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc. Marcellaus A. Joiner will discuss his research on his Neal family’s past as well as discuss how his career played a large part in his family research findings. In addition, this discussion will focus on how Marcellaus linked his family to William Neal the slave owner of Greene County, Georgia.  This fascinating story and research will explore how he discovered that his third great grandmother Zilphy Ann Neal was owned by William Neal and that they had seven children together. His 2nd great grandfather John Neal was the only child that he could find in his research that moved away from Georgia in the early 20’s. One of Marcellaus major reasons for doing this research is to help reestablish these family lines.

Discovering the Connection with William Neal with Marcellaus A. Joiner