Honoring the legacies of pioneering lives led me to my triumphant sorority sister, Alberta Odell Jones. She was a magnificent leader who became Louisville, Kentucky’s first African American City Attorney. She was the first female of any race and ethnic background to hold that post. Yet, despite her progress, including that of becoming Cassius Clay’s (Muhammad Ali) attorney who wrote his first boxing contract in 1960, she endured a tragic end-of-life at the hands of hateful people.
Take three minutes and read more about her.
Today, my mother reminded me that she has not received any genealogy social media posts from me. Oops. I have a few blog sites and social media sites that my cousin, Mark Owen, and I have host. Join on @GoodGenesGenealogy on WordPress. I invite you to go to our page and join the conversation.
Good Genes Genealogy also has a Facebook page and Twitter page. Since February 2021, our team began publishing e-book and now have moved to monthly online publications widely distributed on major sites and on our site.
Ann Writes the World 
On Tue, Sep 28, 2021 at 9:52 AM Wead Write Away and Genealogy by Ann wrote:
> Learning family histories posted: ” Alberta Odell Jones, 1930 – 1965 > Honoring the legacies of pioneering lives led me to my triumphant sorority > sister, Alberta Odell Jones. She was a magnificent leader who became > Louisville, Kentucky’s first African American City Attorney. She was ” >
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Excellent information.
Angie Wead
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Thank you. I believe the posts and other information from Good Genes is going to my spam at acwead1937@bellsouth.net and often I just delete without reading.
Thanks so much
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