Season 1
Episode 3: Heirs Property and Young People W/ Kajsa Foskey
Episode 2: The Arnwine Family
Hey y'all! Today you will be hearing from Kajsa Foskey who is the Economic Justice Outreach Coordinator for the Virginia Poverty Law Center. Kajsa has firsthand experience with heirs property in her own family. In this episode, Kajsa will discuss the research she did on her family's property and her own experiences with heirs property. This was a great interview to do and I hope Kajsa will inspire you all to look more into your own family's genealogy!
Hey y'all! Today you will be hearing from the Arnwine Family descendants. In 1776, a man named Albertis Arnwine was born. This man became a wealthy slaveowner in Tennessee and had multiple mixed raced children with an enslaved woman on his property, Gracie Arnwine. In his will, Albertis meant for his property to be left to Gracie, their children, and Gracie's family. Unfortunately, that did not happen. The Arnwine descendants take us through the complicated and heartbreaking story of the history of their family's property in Texas that was taken from their ancestors many years ago. **The information contained in this podcast is not intended to constitute legal advice. This podcast is meant for general educational and informational purposes only. The information on this podcast may not contain the most up to date legal or historical information. Listening and interacting with this podcast on any platform does not create an attorney-client relationship between the listener and podcast host. If a listener of this podcast needs assistance on a specific legal issue, they should contact an attorney to obtain advice about their specific legal issue.
Hey y'all! Thanks for joining the first episode of Forty Acres! Today we are doing a very quick overview of Black property ownership in the south. While today's episode is not going to be super exciting, it's a good background to have for our upcoming episodes. **The information contained in this podcast is not intended to constitute as legal advice. This podcast is meant for general educational and informational purposes only. The information on this podcast may not contain the most up to date legal or historical information. Listening and interacting with this podcast on any platform does not create an attorney-client relationship between the listener and podcast host. If a listener of this podcast needs assistance on a specific legal issue, they should contact an attorney to obtain advice about their specific legal issue.