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Felicia Talks History

@feliciatalkshistory

Language: EnglishCountry not available19 years old

  • Persona: Felicia · Expert · Senior
  • Black genealogy
  • African american genealogy
  • Family history
  • 1870 census
  • Freedmen's bureau records
  • Dawes rolls
  • Cherokee freedmen
  • Surname history
Subscribers
11.9K
Total views
1.01M
Videos
44

Stats updated Stats from YouTube

Growth

Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days

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Subscribers per UTC day, last 30 days, newest first
Day (UTC)Subscribers
Oct 14, 202611,900
Oct 13, 202611,800
Oct 12, 202611,700
Oct 11, 202611,700
Oct 10, 202611,600
Oct 9, 202611,500
Oct 8, 202611,500

Top videos

Most viewed

What they sell

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How they sell it

  1. 1Video
  2. 2Descriptionstore link in the description
  3. 3Landing pageOwn checkout · okhistory.org
  4. 4CheckoutOwn checkout
  • Store link in 63% of recent descriptions
  • Link in descriptions since Aug 21, 2026
  • Entry points: the description body

Analysis

Our own reading of the channel’s public titles, descriptions and thumbnails, not data from YouTube.

Persona

Felicia

Expert · Senior · Female · Study with bookshelves, archive boxes, desk lamps and framed certificates

Niche

Genealogy for Black American families: records past the 1870 census wall

Audience

Black Americans researching family history who are stuck at the 1870 census, plus viewers curious about Native American ancestry stories and what DNA results mean (inferred from titles, the about text and descriptions; there are no audience statistics).

Avatar
  • Talking head
  • A photorealistic older woman with short gray hair and a pendant necklace, in a solid-colour polo or blouse (sometimes with a cream stole), framed from the chest up in a study with bookshelves, archive boxes and a DNA-helix model.
Format

Spoken genealogy explainer on one record set (Freedmen's Bureau, Dawes rolls, church registers) or a surname list: a family-story hook, the history behind the records, where to search, a comment question and a teaser for the next record. The newest video also pitches a surname report.

Content pillars
  • Freedmen records and the 1870 census wall
  • Cherokee, Choctaw and Dawes rolls for Black families
  • Surname lists and what the records say about them
  • Regional and military records (New Orleans, Appalachia, USCT, WWII)
  • DNA and ancestry myths (Native American traits, bloodlines)
  • Hidden-history stories (passing as white, lost towns, Clotilda)
Title patterns
  • If Your Last Name Is on This List, It's Been in [X] Records for [N] Years
  • If You Have These [N] [Black] Surnames — Your Family [May Have Been Free Before 1865]
  • If Your [Black Ancestors/Family] [Condition] — These Records [May Reveal X]
  • If You Are Black and Have [Trait] [Claim About Your Genetic History]
  • These [N] Black [People/Towns] [Secret or Shock Claim]
Thumbnails

The same wide-eyed older woman sits on the right of the frame, holding or pointing at a large prop (a roll, ledger, map, chart or old photo) in front of bookshelves or archive boxes. Bold white caps of 3-6 words, one or two words in yellow or red, and often a red arrow.

Why it works
  • One upload carries the channel: 'If Your Last Name Is on This List' (Aug 29) has 539,937 views, 56% of 962,522 total and 12x the next video
  • A repeatable title formula: 19 of 30 titles open with 'If' (all 8 newest), and 10 of 30 name a surname or last name
  • Same thumbnail template in 10 of 10 images: the host, a large document prop and a 3-6 word caps caption, with a red arrow on 7
  • A source-first promise and a 30-plus-year researcher persona; 9 of 30 descriptions link an archives.gov page and the about text names Dawes records
  • High output of long videos: 30 dated uploads in 48 days (about 4.4 a week), median gap 1.1 days, usually 19-24 minutes

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