When I was a young boy growing up in Mississippi, I wondered who my ancestors were. I knew my parents, grandparents, great grandparents, neighbors, church members, school mates and school teachers. My life was so simple at that time. It took fifty (50) years for me to learn where my maternal ancestors came from in Africa. My maternal ancestors originated from the Mbundu people in Angola, the Akan people in Ghana, and the Yoruba and Fulani people in Nigeria. I visited my Akan family in Ghana, West Africa in 2011. It took sixty (60) years for me to learn that my paternal ancestors originated from the Balanta ethnic tribe in Guinea Bissau, West Africa. This means that my paternal family lineage (Father Willie B, Grandfather Frank, Great Grandfather Ben, Great Grandfather Joe, Great Grandfather Camnateh, Great Grandfather Kufoyeh, Great Grandfather Be-Yayah, etc.) connect back to the Balanta ethnic tribe. This book is about the reunion of an African family that was force separated...

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