The Black, Pasley and Peeples Families came together on November 5th 2005 in Pembroke Pines  Florida with the marriage of Samuel Peeples and Marilyn (sugar) Fields-Singletary. Since that  time I have found that the Black family is predominantly female and therefore a matriarchal  family, whereas the Peeples family is predominantly male thus patriarchal. This major  difference has made for some interesting observations regarding both of our families. But  that's not for this site. There are many other surnames in this tree as you can see below.

If you are new to this site here is some information that will help you get around. First, this  is a secure site. You will need an invitation to view details about any living person on this  site. 
 If you are a member of the family you will need to explain how in your invitation request, ie:  Samuel's niece or Johnell's cousin. Just click on the request invitation button on the right  and follow the instructions. When you receive your invitation your email address will be you  user ID you will have to create your own password.
  
 No one else will know that password except you. If you forget it there is no way I can help  except to delete you and send a new invitation.
 As a family member you will be able to input information about your immediate family (Father,  Mother, Sisters, Brothers, Children) only. You can however browse the entire site if you like.  Here is the information this is essential to the success of this site: 1: Birth date, the year is most important, month and day are useless without the year. 2: Ladies input your maiden names even if you are married. Marriage information is at the  bottom of the page.
 3: Birth Location: Please provide city and State or city and country if not born in the US. Any other information you wish to provide can only make this site better the more thorough you  are the better it gets.
 My plan here is to have this site grow in both directions (past and future) but I can't do  both. So I would like to have 3 to 5 administrators that can help me research the past as far  back as we can possibly go. The black family goes back to 1849 and I'm close to getting mine  back to 1850's. 
 Hopefully we will get back across the ocean but that is going to take serious research. The  future is easier I just need family members to update their names periodically . There is even  an area on this site for upcoming events and you can get a bi-monthly newsletter via email that  also tells about upcoming events, birthdays, graduations, marriages, anniversaries, etc.